1995 Chevrolet Beretta Reviews, Pricing & Specs

Love it!! Its got balls for what it is! Handling is amazing. The 3.1 is a really good reliable engine. Even when the head gasket blew and eploded my radiator hose off it still ran for a long time. All i did was put some new gaskets in it and it ran perfectly fine, no warped heads or anything. Well actually what i just said was about my 94 z26 i had before i got smashed by a drunk guy driving a new Ford Cumstang!! The only thing i dont like about these cars is the rusting above the rear springs, i pushed one through the frame on my 94, although i did do a 180 ebrake into a pothole that i didnt know was there!Feb 02, 2012

I had the car for around a month, got hit head on the second day i owned it and had to replace the radiator... for some reason the engine had trouble starting when it was below freezing, and that's odd for a fuel injected motor. The car was VERY fast and had EXCELLENT off the line performance. (lots of low end torque) Car made an amazing engine note when full throttle with it's aftermarket short ram intake. There wasn't a lot of room though, and the interior felt very cheap. Sep 09, 2009

Most Berettas come standard with 4-Cylinder Engines so they don't burn through your gas like other cars might. They can be bought for a very low price; I bought my '95 for $800; I met a guy who is selling a '94 for $500. I believe that most Berettas (if not all) do not come standard with Anti-Lock Breaking. With that said, they do handle snow quite well; however, if you go into a slide, you're going to have to tap that break and straighten her out. Early models had a problem with the engine making a "clinking" sound and the earliest models had a problem with how the steering wheel was attached. It is an older car and it is American, so it's likely that any Beretta is going to have it's share of problems. Currently, my transmission is slowly going and I've gained a slow leak in my Engine coolant. Fixing a transmission can be pretty expensive but it's also possible to just but another Beretta and either transplant the new transmission or simply drive the new Beretta depending on the relative quality of both cars.Mar 28, 2008