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Old Jul 23, 2008 | 12:48 AM
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"2009" ss SEDAN?

Whats up everyone, this is my first post here. I have decided that my first car is going to be a new turbocharged cobalt SS. I can't decide on the 2008 coupe or the "2009" sedan that just came out a few weeks ago. Yes thats right, I was told by a salesman that the SS Sedans just became available the first week of July here and he even showed me a 3-ring binder with the 2009 ( its being released as an 09 obviously) and all the option charts and what not. If you google for it, you can catch a few pictures of mainly this maroon colored 09 SS Sedan. I am torn between the coupe and the sedan. I mean, going into business, I want to opt for the sedan, in case I have to take out co-workers/clients or whatever. But there just is something inside of me that doesn't quite agree with the SS Sedan. The coupe, while many can make their cavalier remarks, just looks a lil bit sportier.

If you have caught word that the 09 SS Sedans are available, what are your thoughts. If you haven't caught word, google time!

Happy Driving All.
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Old Jul 23, 2008 | 12:51 AM
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Sleeper Sedan FTW!
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Old Jul 23, 2008 | 12:53 AM
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yes started taking orders, when will it be out???lol as all of us know the ss T/C is a elusive creature lol..I love my coupe dont like the idea of a sedan unless its a sleeper there is lots of room in the coupe for clients, even the back seats are roomy. and welcome 2
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Old Jul 23, 2008 | 01:14 AM
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whew, thanks for the relief. I was actually JUST upstairs with the ol' man talking to him about it. Hes not a fan of me getting a turbo, but even he agreed the sedan looked awkward and liked the coupe. Thanks dodge2chevy for the brief input. I was just thinking of a situation where Im the greenhorne standing there asking someone to cram in the back seat.

I drive a POS 94 Saturn SC coupe ....o yeah forgot to mention.. Im about 6'1-6'2ft tall, mostly legs. That car is hell in the backseat for ANYONE. Man I cannnot wait to get this SS coupe. Decided I am def. going with the coupe.
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Old Jul 23, 2008 | 01:33 AM
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whew, thanks for the relief. I was actually JUST upstairs with the ol' man talking to him about it. Hes not a fan of me getting a turbo, but even he agreed the sedan looked awkward and liked the coupe. Thanks dodge2chevy for the brief input. I was just thinking of a situation where Im the greenhorne standing there asking someone to cram in the back seat.

I drive a POS 94 Saturn SC coupe ....o yeah forgot to mention.. Im about 6'1-6'2ft tall, mostly legs. That car is hell in the backseat for ANYONE. Man I cannnot wait to get this SS coupe. Decided I am def. going with the coupe.
Friend of mine is 6'1'' and he said he had lots of room, and he was sitting behind my cousin who is 6'2'' soo i say do it. sedan=mehhh coupe=sex and 2 your pops just tell him is a cobalt its ssssssslow even with 260 bhp and a turbo
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Old Jul 23, 2008 | 01:40 AM
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He is a 33 year vetran of General Motors here in Lansing, MI. He knows that the new T/Ced cobalt is not that slow. And I am not 16, I am 23 years old. So he isn't that concerned with the speed more then the insurance.

Does anyone happen to know if the difference in insurance payments differ dramatically when going from a naturally aspirated engine to a turbo or supercharged (turbo in this case obviously) engine? I know paymenst will be different for everyone depending on a slew of factors. But I am expecting the payments to be a bit higher cuz of the turbo or am I mistaken? does the engine displacement/size matter more then super/turbo charger? I mean, heck, still talking about a 2.0 here.
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Old Jul 23, 2008 | 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted by FiscalFizz
He is a 33 year vetran of General Motors here in Lansing, MI. He knows that the new T/Ced cobalt is not that slow. And I am not 16, I am 23 years old. So he isn't that concerned with the speed more then the insurance.

Does anyone happen to know if the difference in insurance payments differ dramatically when going from a naturally aspirated engine to a turbo or supercharged (turbo in this case obviously) engine? I know paymenst will be different for everyone depending on a slew of factors. But I am expecting the payments to be a bit higher cuz of the turbo or am I mistaken? does the engine displacement/size matter more then super/turbo charger? I mean, heck, still talking about a 2.0 here.
Call your insurance company and ask. Anything said on here is hearsay and nothing more...
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