Correct me if I'm wrong but this cobalt has been modified and is turbocharged correct? Here is the auto trader link.

Cars for Sale: 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt SS in Hollywood, FL 33021: Coupe Details - 325510257 - AutoTrader.com

 

that it is, dont know why they called it supercharged, very obviously has no supercharger

 

Well dealerships aren't the smartest group of car enthusiasts. I'm hesitant to purchase this car now, at first I thought it was all stock but now clearly not. And there is CEL.

 

Yep..thats a turbo SS Swap.. Idiots...

"We only sell clean cars that have been serviced and inspected"

 

Get the CEL Looked at...if it runs and drives fine..but take it to a mechanic just go make sure if you still wanna buy it..I mean thtas like a expenisive swap that guy did..so your getting a steal..

 

Yeah seems to be. Just curious what it's like.

 

hey thats close where i live by!!!!
to bad im overseas.... cant go look and try it out to let you know
there is other in this forum that are near by too, that could help you and with more knowledge than me

 

I'd make a trip for that car holy **** lol.

 

if it still there in the next month and half i will pass by.

 

the front lip is essential

thats totally the hahn roots blower, duh guys

winkie face

 

Well it looks in alot better shape then ur last balt. Explain to them how modded it is and low ball them an offer.

 

The price aint bad, a few more miles than I would like, but you could still build the engine and come out ahead

 

yea have it looked at by a mechanic. Id do a compression test and whatnot...see how the internals are holding up. Check to see if there is metal flakes in the oil and tranny fluid. Thats a pretty good price on an LSJ turbo car lol

 

If that CEL is something small and engine runs fine that's a damn steal

 

What these guys said!

 

Check that CEL and then do a compression test. for only 6900 that is awesome!

 

You're worried about a CEL? lol how many of us don't have cels for something now days :-(..

definitely looks like a good deal, scan it, check compression and check for fluid leaks, test drive it and if it's all good, pick it up