1989 Chevrolet Cavalier Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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What owners say

AI Summary · 12 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1989 Chevrolet Cavalier have a mix of experiences. Many appreciate its reliability and fun driving experience, especially when it comes to the V6 engine's performance. However, some have expressed frustrations with engine longevity and a lack of available parts. Overall, it serves as a solid starter car but has its drawbacks."

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this was my first car. i put alot of work in to it and it held up well

April 2, 2008

The Best of the Cavalier life span. The 1st gen was to ugly, and the 3rd gen above were similar to bubbles. The classic 2.8L (later replaced with the 3.1L) was quite possibly the best 6 cylinder engine chevy put out. Easy to work on and the results of some decent TLC was always noticable.

January 10, 2009

This was my first car. It was bought brand new and I shared it with my folks. I put 90% of the miles on the car. The car survived 11 years and 118K miles of wear and tear before trading it in. The car survived 3 accidents. The car didn't owe me a thing when I traded it in. I saw it 2 years later in a parking lot, so it still was trudging along.

April 20, 2008