2005 Chevrolet Optra
Summary:
Quality control needs improvement on the assembly line
Faults:
My engine light came on. I had a code reader done, then the gasket underneath EGR valve was replaced ($8.20), correcting the vacuum leak. The engine light hasn't come on since.
Alarm would go off for no reason. Replaced the sensor under the hood ($5.00).
It has had two recalls that were free to fix.
General Comments:
The mechanics at the dealership where I bought the car are dishonest. I am very lucky my husband can pinpoint the problems with my car and fix them, by reading the complaints of other owners who have the same problems (not so lucky) $$$$$$$.
I wouldn't go back to that dealership, but would buy the car somewhere else. After paying 25,000 for the car, I feel they could be more helpful with solutions. They see all the problems and know the simple fixes.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? No
Review Date: 19th February, 2013
9th May 2015, 05:12
The whistle sound you here is the 16 valve. It does not have an actual turbo, but the 16 valve makes up for it performance wise like a turbo. You have power from the stats and pep. It goes from 0 to 60 in no time flat for a non high performance stock car.