In general, you'll never escape the feeling that you're driving a cheap car. From the cramped rear seats to the liberal use of cheap and ill-fitting plastics, the look and feel of the Cobalt's cabin pales in comparison to the many choices in this segment. The interior tops our list of complaints. However, the 2010 Chevrolet Cobalt is pretty much stuck with the same list of faults that the car had at its 2005 debut. The Cobalt also comes in sedan and coupe body styles and can be had in the genuinely fun-to-drive 260-horsepower SS trim level. The car's broad appeal stems from its affordable base price and respectable fuel economy - two pretty important things for an economy-minded car - as well as its smooth and quiet ride. In all probability, this is why the Cobalt returns this year with little or no improvements or added features.ĭespite being a carbon copy of last year's model, the 2010 Chevy Cobalt will still be a fairly popular model with consumers and rental fleets. Not surprisingly, Chevy's abandonment of the model has resulted in a halt to the Cobalt's development as well. If all goes according to plan, GM plans to replace its compact sedan with the all-new Cruze. Model year 2010 likely marks the end of the line for the Chevrolet Cobalt nameplate.

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