389,000 Mile Cobalt SS
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Skinnyjimmy (12-22-2020)
10-31-2017, 08:36 AM
#5
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I'm not sure about my car before 289,000km (179,000 miles), which is what I bought it with in May of 2014.
A lot of what I do is highway. She was parked for all of 2015 while I was out of the province.
I don't know what to look for to know if it is the original engine and trans.
I do know I'm due for a clutch, and being than I am nearing the 400k km mark I'm told a new timing set would be in my best interest.
Aside from the accident I had a week ago yesterday, I do think it had been in one before, when I had the bumpers off to get it wrapped there were some poorly done repairs done to the back side of the front bumper. I fixed them as best I could.
A lot of what I do is highway. She was parked for all of 2015 while I was out of the province.
I don't know what to look for to know if it is the original engine and trans.
I do know I'm due for a clutch, and being than I am nearing the 400k km mark I'm told a new timing set would be in my best interest.
Aside from the accident I had a week ago yesterday, I do think it had been in one before, when I had the bumpers off to get it wrapped there were some poorly done repairs done to the back side of the front bumper. I fixed them as best I could.
10-31-2017, 08:59 AM
#7
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Thread Starter
Bone stock.
The clutch is shot not sure how many times that has been replaced. Original owner did a lot of highway driving from what I was told.
This might be the highest mileage cobalt ss in existence 😂😂
The clutch is shot not sure how many times that has been replaced. Original owner did a lot of highway driving from what I was told.
This might be the highest mileage cobalt ss in existence 😂😂
10-31-2017, 01:43 PM
#18
That's crazy man. I bought my Cobalt with 15,000 miles on it and considered it pretty much brand new. In your case, even though it is a Cobalt I wonder if it could actually hold value through the years being so low mileage. I drive the **** out of my Cobalt and it's also a base turd but if I had SS with that low of mileage I would probably have a hard time adding to it.
10-31-2017, 04:00 PM
#21
Senior Member
That's crazy man. I bought my Cobalt with 15,000 miles on it and considered it pretty much brand new. In your case, even though it is a Cobalt I wonder if it could actually hold value through the years being so low mileage. I drive the **** out of my Cobalt and it's also a base turd but if I had SS with that low of mileage I would probably have a hard time adding to it.
