This Chevette has only 8, miles from new, which is just miles more than when it was apparently bought in Indiana and driven down to North Carolina.
Oh, the internet β keeping memories alive, especially helpful for savvy car buyers. The Chevette retains all of the qualities that made it worth featuring last year, from its gleaming original paint and perfect chrome bumpers to its original tires and four matching hubcaps.
Power comes from an Isuzu-derived 1. While flippers are always going to flip, the increased asking price documented here is quite a jump from what it likely sold for last year.
The question is whether anyone with that kind of excess scratch is going to spend it on a time-capsule Chevette. Our family owned one of these in brand new.
Total piece of junk. We kept it for miles before selling it. So why buy it in the first place? Could you not figure out it was unworthy before signing on the dotted line? Okay, not a great performance car, but adequate, and the Isuzu engine is solid. I learned to drive stick on one of these. Not every car is going to be the equivalent of a Miata.
