Official 2010 Cobalt Information
Official 2010 Cobalt Information
Deletions
(1AP69) SS Turbocharged Sedan
(29U) Sport Red Tintcoat exterior color
(34U) Rally Yellow exterior color
(51U) Gold Mist Metallic exterior color
(87U) Slate Metallic exterior color
(13E) Ebony/Gray Premium Cloth with UltraLux inserts interior
(47E) Ebony/Red Premium Cloth with UltraLux inserts interior
(ASD) Head curtain side-impact air bags delete
New Features
(58U) Black Granite Metallic exterior color (extra cost)
(89U) Crystal Red Metallic Tintcoat exterior color (extra cost)
Changes
(PCU) MY LINK Package now includes (UUI) AM/FM stereo with CD player, MP3 playback and USB port, (UPF) Bluetooth for phone, (K34) cruise control, (DCP) OnStar Directions and Connections service plan, (UK3) leather-wrapped steering wheel mounted audio and cruise controls, leather-wrapped shift lever and (PFD) 16" aluminum wheels
(UAF) Performance display is now standard on SS Turbocharged Coupe
(CF5) Power sunroof is now standard on SS Turbocharged Coupe
(MM5) 5-speed manual transmission is now standard on all models and equipment groups
http://uploading.com/files/HS4KJ4MP/...0Info.pdf.html
All Information ^^^
(1AP69) SS Turbocharged Sedan
(29U) Sport Red Tintcoat exterior color
(34U) Rally Yellow exterior color
(51U) Gold Mist Metallic exterior color
(87U) Slate Metallic exterior color
(13E) Ebony/Gray Premium Cloth with UltraLux inserts interior
(47E) Ebony/Red Premium Cloth with UltraLux inserts interior
(ASD) Head curtain side-impact air bags delete
New Features
(58U) Black Granite Metallic exterior color (extra cost)
(89U) Crystal Red Metallic Tintcoat exterior color (extra cost)
Changes
(PCU) MY LINK Package now includes (UUI) AM/FM stereo with CD player, MP3 playback and USB port, (UPF) Bluetooth for phone, (K34) cruise control, (DCP) OnStar Directions and Connections service plan, (UK3) leather-wrapped steering wheel mounted audio and cruise controls, leather-wrapped shift lever and (PFD) 16" aluminum wheels
(UAF) Performance display is now standard on SS Turbocharged Coupe
(CF5) Power sunroof is now standard on SS Turbocharged Coupe
(MM5) 5-speed manual transmission is now standard on all models and equipment groups
http://uploading.com/files/HS4KJ4MP/...0Info.pdf.html
All Information ^^^
Last edited by G Speed; Apr 12, 2009 at 11:56 AM. Reason: Edit: Added in All Information Via PDF
hhmmm
adding
(89U) Crystal Red Metallic Tintcoat exterior color (extra cost)
and removing
(29U) Sport Red Tintcoat exterior color
I wonder if there will be much difference in how it looks.
adding
(89U) Crystal Red Metallic Tintcoat exterior color (extra cost)
and removing
(29U) Sport Red Tintcoat exterior color
I wonder if there will be much difference in how it looks.
I'm 99% sure side curtain airbags are required by law in Ontario for new cars at the moment, so I'm not sure how that works...
Black granite metallic sounds like a wicked colour. I'm jealous that mine's just gonna be regular old no-cool-name black
Black granite metallic sounds like a wicked colour. I'm jealous that mine's just gonna be regular old no-cool-name black
Last edited by oowah; Apr 12, 2009 at 08:18 PM. Reason: my grammar sucks
If you read it more carefully...
It's under Deletions
and it says (ASD) Head curtain side-impact air bags "delete"
Maybe there was an option to remove it? Now you cannot?
It's under Deletions
and it says (ASD) Head curtain side-impact air bags "delete"
Maybe there was an option to remove it? Now you cannot?
Interesting info...
Woot for me! Going to be a rare Rally Yellow SS/TC Sedan
Not many people that purchase a Sedan want a 5spd is the main issues w/ the setup I'm sure. Was very hard to find one locally...
Woot for me! Going to be a rare Rally Yellow SS/TC Sedan
Not many people that purchase a Sedan want a 5spd is the main issues w/ the setup I'm sure. Was very hard to find one locally...
(13E) Ebony/Gray Premium Cloth with UltraLux inserts interior
(47E) Ebony/Red Premium Cloth with UltraLux inserts interior
Were these two options for the SS/TC cause I have never seen or heard of them?
(47E) Ebony/Red Premium Cloth with UltraLux inserts interior
Were these two options for the SS/TC cause I have never seen or heard of them?
Ebony/Gray was on the only option for interior on the SS/TC Sedans. I've seen a few coupes with it.
This coupe-only SS for MY'10 makes me think that either they sold very little sedans or they plan to keep the Cobalt coupe around at least until the end of the model year while they may end up phasing out the Cobalt sedan if they offer the Cruze a little earlier than initially expected. The biggest disappointment for me is to see the standard sunroof on the SS. That extra weight way up high in the car may reduce the appeal of the SS to those looking to competitively race it.
Also skimming through, they were listed as an option for '09 but I haven't seen them, but looks like a dealer-installed sport pedals is available along with special floor mats. Also to note on the SS models, they've removed the standard tire sealant/inflator kit and put a spare tire back in the car as standard.
They probably made the moonroof standard because a lot of the SS/TC's were ordered with the moonroof. I actually ordered mine with the moonroof because I wanted one just for extra daylight in the cabin. I drove a Mazdaspeed3 and with the black interior, it felt like I was driving in a cave! I did not like it one bit.
I was never a big fan of the Cobalt sedan. It looked too much like a mini G6 sedan or a Pontiac G5 sedan with the tail lights. Both the G6 Coupe and Cobalt Coupe look sleeker and more agile (just IMHO).
I knew they were going to make the spare tire standard. I ordered mine w/ SGC or just the inflator kit. I had a flat tire in my Crown Vic the other week and I found out that it was due to a small puncture. An inflator kit would have gotten me running without any problems. I did have a FULL SIZED spare tire, but it was low on pressure. The best way to go is obviously both a full-sized spare and an inflator kit. The next best thing is probably just the inflator kit. The donut takes up space and is really useless.
I was never a big fan of the Cobalt sedan. It looked too much like a mini G6 sedan or a Pontiac G5 sedan with the tail lights. Both the G6 Coupe and Cobalt Coupe look sleeker and more agile (just IMHO).
I knew they were going to make the spare tire standard. I ordered mine w/ SGC or just the inflator kit. I had a flat tire in my Crown Vic the other week and I found out that it was due to a small puncture. An inflator kit would have gotten me running without any problems. I did have a FULL SIZED spare tire, but it was low on pressure. The best way to go is obviously both a full-sized spare and an inflator kit. The next best thing is probably just the inflator kit. The donut takes up space and is really useless.
They probably made the moonroof standard because a lot of the SS/TC's were ordered with the moonroof. I actually ordered mine with the moonroof because I wanted one just for extra daylight in the cabin. I drove a Mazdaspeed3 and with the black interior, it felt like I was driving in a cave! I did not like it one bit.
I was never a big fan of the Cobalt sedan. It looked too much like a mini G6 sedan or a Pontiac G5 sedan with the tail lights. Both the G6 Coupe and Cobalt Coupe look sleeker and more agile (just IMHO).
I knew they were going to make the spare tire standard. I ordered mine w/ SGC or just the inflator kit. I had a flat tire in my Crown Vic the other week and I found out that it was due to a small puncture. An inflator kit would have gotten me running without any problems. I did have a FULL SIZED spare tire, but it was low on pressure. The best way to go is obviously both a full-sized spare and an inflator kit. The next best thing is probably just the inflator kit. The donut takes up space and is really useless.
I was never a big fan of the Cobalt sedan. It looked too much like a mini G6 sedan or a Pontiac G5 sedan with the tail lights. Both the G6 Coupe and Cobalt Coupe look sleeker and more agile (just IMHO).
I knew they were going to make the spare tire standard. I ordered mine w/ SGC or just the inflator kit. I had a flat tire in my Crown Vic the other week and I found out that it was due to a small puncture. An inflator kit would have gotten me running without any problems. I did have a FULL SIZED spare tire, but it was low on pressure. The best way to go is obviously both a full-sized spare and an inflator kit. The next best thing is probably just the inflator kit. The donut takes up space and is really useless.
best but not cheapest
http://ask.yahoo.com/20030617.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunroof
GM markets the CF5 on the Cobalt SS/TC as a sunroof, but it is also a moonroof. To each his/her own.
The donut just takes up space and weighs a lot. A situation where a replacement wheel/tire comes in handy is a catastrophic blowout. Even then a donut is only a very temporary solution.
An inflator kit should be able to fix most punctures and get you running without damaging the wheel. I'm not sure if there is a good all-around solution without lugging around an actual full-sized spare. I have the room to do so in the Crown Vic: the spare is a W-rated ultra high performance all-season tire, while my regular tires are H-rated all-seasons!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunroof
GM markets the CF5 on the Cobalt SS/TC as a sunroof, but it is also a moonroof. To each his/her own.
The donut just takes up space and weighs a lot. A situation where a replacement wheel/tire comes in handy is a catastrophic blowout. Even then a donut is only a very temporary solution.
An inflator kit should be able to fix most punctures and get you running without damaging the wheel. I'm not sure if there is a good all-around solution without lugging around an actual full-sized spare. I have the room to do so in the Crown Vic: the spare is a W-rated ultra high performance all-season tire, while my regular tires are H-rated all-seasons!
The inflation kit must come in handy when you have a flat front tire on the SS. A spare tire wont fit over the brembo's so you have to take a back tire off , put the donut on... then move the good tire up front.



