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Greetings,
I have been thinking of possibly buying a used subcompact car. Today I saw a Chevy Aveo hatchback and a Mitsubishi Mirage hatchback in a local store parking lot sitting nose to nose. I was wondering if either one of these vehicles are any good quality and reliability wise? (so that I might possibly look for one to buy). Any comments or feedback?
Thank you
There are reviews for both those cars all over the internet. They are both no frills A to B transportation and not too much else. You should probably look into them yourself as 2 out of 3 of the above statements seemed to be based on kneejerk hearsay and not on reality.
I'd take the Mitsubishi over the Aveo because the Mitsubishi is a new car in USA while the Aveo is discontinued, renamed the Chevy Sonic. If you're going to look at these two, include the Nissan Versa hatchback in your comparison.
The Chevy Aveo is actually a Daewoo built in South Korea. If you remember their short-lived stay here in the USA, that should tell you all you need to know. The same goes for today's Chevy Spark, unless you are in the market for the electric model.
The same goes for today's Chevy Spark, unless you are in the market for the electric model.
Where is the electric model built?
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