1988 Chevrolet Beretta GT 2.8 V6 from North America
Summary:
A reliable first car
Faults:
I have never had any serious problems with my car. Just had to replace the water heater and thermometer, which did not cost me too much. I also replaced the entire exhaust. Not too bad for being a 13 year old car. I have only put about $350 into fixing these parts. I am the second owner of this car and the lady that owned it before me never had any problems with it.
General Comments:
This is a good first car to have. It handles very well, accelerates quickly and is very safe.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 25th March, 2001
24th Feb 2001, 06:19
I have been looking around the net recently to find out more about the car that I paid $950 for and then $1500 in repairs shortly after the purchase. I have read some good things and more recently, some not so good things. My '88 Beretta GT has been running tip top ever since I got it fixed, but I have my doubts sometimes. This car has around 170,000 miles.
Ok, so the actual reason for my comment is: I like to take pride in my car (don't most guys), and I'm not really sure anymore if there is any pride to be taken in this car. I will continue my research, and thank you for your input.