Faults:

Waterpump started leaking at 178,000 km.

New rear suspension and whole brake system (discs, drums, pads, lines) at 155,000 km.

Had to change the thermostat and oxygen sensor every year.

General Comments:

One of the smoothest rides I've ever owned, so comfy, so good, oh man, oh man.

Had to sell it because life plays tricks on you sometimes.

Faults:

Water pump.

Wheel cylinders.

Thermostat.

Left rear window motor, due to age.

Left rear window sash clips due to forcing up in extreme cold.

Left front window sash clips due to forcing up in extreme cold.

Engine temp. switch.

Horn switches.

Starter.

Cruise control module.

Center armrest, due to previous owner letting her daughter climb from the back seat to the front seat.

General Comments:

The 1992 Caprice has been one of the best cars I've ever driven.

Although at speeds higher than 100 mph, she pulls to the left just enough to steer itself through a wide turn.

She rides like a dream, and can go through a medium-sharp turn at 60 mph with little effort; more than that and she'll start to lift enough to make you think it's gonna roll over.

I've put this car through some tough tests of my own including, 1/8 mile drag racing, emergency maneuvers, emergency braking, and forceful loss of control. After these tests, I can say this car is a beast and in the right hands, this is an excellent car in terms of control, and speed.

The interior is very roomy, has comfortable seats, and has a great dash layout.

Since I've had this car, I've installed a stereo unit, speakers, a window lock switch, and a truck open switch from a 1993 Caprice Police Interceptor. And all installs have been easy.

Faults:

Brakes and alignments are constant.

General Comments:

The chevy 305 is one of most quietest dependable motors ever made. But is slow as Christmas. The 4.3 and 5.7 are much quicker.

Heavy car; eats up brakes.

The 350 should have been standard.

Smooth riding car.

Does not consume any oil between changes.

Bad on gas in the city. Excellent on the highway though!

The only thing I don't like about the 305 is the take off speed. I wouldn't mind if it had more horsepower. Too slow.

I think probably the most dependable car ever made.

Faults:

The only thing that has gone wrong with this beauty is that the transmission takes a while to stick in reverse (due to my Grandfather never using it). I'm getting it rebuilt before December.

General Comments:

I've driven many cars (Caravan, Cavalier, Neon, Civic, Golf, Taurus, Jimmy, Escort, WRX, Sierra, all friends cars), but nothing compares to the feel of my Caprice; it's like making love.

The car is my first and I love it. I don't think that I've ever loved something so much! No word of a lie I actually dream about it!

I love the way it looks, it has class not like some Honda or Toyota. Sure they may be a little better on gas, but I'll take a classic North American car over them any day.

There is more than enough power under the hood! The 305 5L V8 is surprisingly good on gas in the city. Highway driving is even better and rpm's are relatively low. The power that is kicked out of the rear wheels makes you feel like you are being pushed forward by a rocket when you mash the gas.

Inside is huge and comfortable! The power bench seats in the front feel like a sofa, not to mention the back seat as well! The trunk can fit 4-5 bodies with the spare wheel.

Currently I have a stock system in it and I do not see any reason to change it. Sound is great and the stock Bose amp in the trunk provides more than enough power.

Handling is just about what you'd expect on a large car, but it can still race around, you just need to take it a little easy on corners.

I love this car and I wouldn't trade it for the world. I laugh when I see little Hondas racing around thinking they own the streets, but when I'm driving it's a different story. This car changes you, it makes you feel like The Boss, and you've got the sound and power to back it up!

Please GM make another Caprice Classic, but keep her classy, allot of old with a little bit of new technology!