1996 Chevrolet Corsica

Pros: Power, Price, Reliability, Features
Cons: 4-Cylinder Version

...because I don't want you buying one and either making them scarce or driving up the price for them on the used car market.

Post Edit 07/11: Yes, I know this Corsica review is under Cavalier. For some reason they scr@wed up and moved it...

Pros: comfortable, good pick up, dependable
Cons: none yet

Well, I purchased at 1996 Chevy Corsica on April 9, 1997. That's my my son's birthday and I knew she was going to be a winner (so now we celebrate for two reasons).

Mine was purchased from a Chevy dealer, used, rental vehicle with 22,000...

Pros: POWER POWER POWER!!!!!!
Cons: BUTT UGLY

Just look at the picture of this car.
Would you buy it?
I wouldn't.
But when the engine went on my brand new Chevy Cavalier I went back to the dealer to trade in that hunk of a lemon for another car. I didn't have much money at that point...

Pros: Good gas mileage, good first car
Cons: Bad seals, bad alignment, not very roomy in the backseat

I bought my 1996 Corsica after trading in my 1990 Corsica. I have no clue why I stayed with this model. I hated the 90. The alignment on the Corsica's is awful. The brake lines also tend to go fast. But on to my 96...it's a decent car. It gets...

Pros: Reliable and economical
Cons: Not very stylish

I bought my '96 Corsica around Thanksgiving of 1998 with about 28K miles on it. I had an '88 Corsica that I had a wonderful experience with. I guess I'm just stupid, but when I finally gave my '88 to my son with 150K miles on it, I decided to try a '93...

Pros: anti-lock brakes, airbag, tilt wheel
Cons: none

My husband bought me this car because he got a very good deal on it. He works for a used car salesman and rebuilds cars that are totaled. The Corsica we bought was rebuilt but not totaled. Another reason why he bought me this car is because I have...

Pros: Runs great(when it stays running)
Cons: too many to list

I bought my 1996 Chevy Corsica about a year ago and it has given me nothing but problems! I bought because it was a cheap car and my boyfriend was the car salesman, so I got a good deal (I thought). The car ran great until 6 months later when it just...

Pros: Fairly roomy.
Cons: Not reliable, one problem after another.

We bought a used 1996 Corsica as a second vehicle and a primary vehicle for my teenage daughter. I liked the fact that it had anti-lock brakes and, judging from other reviews I read, it was a reliable, solid car. We've had one problem after another...

Pros: Dependable, economical and tough
Cons: Cloth interior can be hard to clean

I am driving my 3rd Corsica. It just turned 100,000 miles and is going strong. I have driven Corsicas for 10 years and will never own another type car. I have 2 children that have yet to destroy anything in the vehicle (and believe me, that is saying...

Pros: Economical-to buy & operate
Cons: seating is terrible!

I worked for a car rental company for more than 4 years. We ran Corsicas as our anchor car. Why? Simple...cost. The cars on the auction market came at $7000.00 give or take. They were 2 years old and had about 25000 to 30000 miles on them.
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Pros: Powerful engine (V6), great A/C
Cons: Paint chipping,

Pros: Power, V6, Color, Stereo, Seat Comfort
Cons: Back seat space, transmission, trunk water leak, door jam rust

This car is great. It will handle very longs drives to just about anywhere. We have taken it on back streets, along 4 hour highways non stop. Dirt roads, snow, mud anything at all. The V6 version we have will pump out everything you could need. The ...

Pros: roomy, speedy, sporty
Cons: kinda ugly

I bought this vehicle for its safety features and dependability. The Corsica is also surprisingly roomy for both front and rear passangers. The handling is excellent and it is well made. Not only is the Corsica roomy, safe, sprorty and dependable, it has...

Pros: powerful, exhaust note, cheap if used
Cons: cheap interior, weird styling, looses value FAST

I rented a 1996 Corsica with the 3.1 V6 back in 1997 to take a trip from Texas to New York and back. I believe that I put some 3500 miles on the car. Therefore, my review is based purely from a "how it drives" standpoint. I believe the car...

Pros: Safety features
Cons: boxy look

I have had my 96 chevy Corsica since 1997, when I bought the vehicle it only had 33,000 mile on it two years later the car now has 96,000 mile and a load more dents.The car has lived through 2 accidents, missed oil changes and the most I have ever had to...