Faults:

Nothing has gone wrong with this car, but I will follow up with this survey after I put some miles on it.

General Comments:

There are a ton of these cars available with 44,000 or so miles on them coming out of rental fleets. That means they have been maintained, in good condition and come at a great price point. I wanted a decent riding big sedan with the basic amenities, standard suspension and up to date airbag protection. The ride is nice, the seats are comfortable, a lot of legroom in the front and back. I am 6'4", and with my seat adjusted there is still plenty of room for the person sitting behind me.

With a bit of a lead foot I get 24 to 26 MPG in all around summer driving.

The ride is as good as it gets with standard coil spring suspension. Yes, the luxury sedans have a better ride but it's all computer controlled air suspension; that is fine if you buy new and can afford to trade in every couple of years, but not buying a used car. This car is a Chevy and parts are inexpensive. At 80, 90,000, new brakes? I can do that myself, along with oil changes. It is a basic meat and potatoes sedan that will go the miles without anything major blowing up on me that will require dealership only repairs. Stay tuned for next year's update!