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2009 Chevrolet Cobalt Ss Coupe 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars

Year:2009 Mileage:62540 Color: is a shy blue only seen in true sunlight
Location:

Jordan, Minnesota, United States

Jordan, Minnesota, United States

The 2009 Cobalt SS at hand is fun to drive and has the means of embarrassing a lot of other cars that are thought of as more capable. With it's Turbocharged engine and manual transmission it is a brilliant medium between fuel efficiency and sport power, averaging about 26 mpg combined highway and city driving in my own experience. The exterior is a shy blue only seen in true sunlight, whereas in the low light it almost looks black. The whole car consists of all but two factory installations. The two aftermarket purchases were of the exhaust system and the 18" Enkei rims. The rims add a nice touch of color with a red pinstripe around the outside wall. Likewise, the exhaust upgrade adds its own color with a distinctive exhaust note that is not overbearing but still roars when you want it to. There are only two true flaws with the vehicle. One is a scuff on the rear passenger rim from the previous owner which is pretty hard to notice and could probably be touched up. The second is the tire pressure sensor is not working on one of the tires which I found to be a common problem with some GM vehicles of this year. Other than those two problems the car is in superb condition. Another item for your consideration is the relatively low mileage on the vehicle. It sits at around 61,000 miles. However I switch between the cobalt and another vehicle as my daily driver so it is subject to change. I originally got the car from another private seller who had bought it used. I am the third owner and as far as I know it has never been smoked in. That's all for now. If you have any questions, ask away. Thanks for your time.

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