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    2011 Chevrolet Aveo (Viva) Spied With Decent-Looking Interior

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    Image of bmoreDLJ bmoreDLJ
    08/24/09

    In reply to 2011 Chevrolet Aveo (Viva) Spied With Decent-Looking Interior
    Finally the Aveo5 will get some decent bucket-handle door handles. Still looks like it's got the humongous maw, though.

    Still, if I were caught driving such a mule, I'd switch on my Face Blurrer, too.
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    08/24/09

    In reply to 2011 Chevrolet Aveo (Viva) Spied With Decent-Looking Interior
    SO is the face blurring effect standard or optional? I too would not want to have my picture taken at the wheel of this car.
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    08/24/09

    In reply to 2011 Chevrolet Aveo (Viva) Spied With Decent-Looking Interior
    So is this is the version sold in middle east with the sharia laws?
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    Image of MushyHeirloom MushyHeirloom
    08/24/09

    In reply to 2011 Chevrolet Aveo (Viva) Spied With Decent-Looking Interior
    I can go for that!
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    08/24/09

    In reply to 2011 Chevrolet Aveo (Viva) Spied With Decent-Looking Interior
    The engineers soon realized that disguising the car as a cow pie got more media attention. They decided to take the camouflage off, and people promptly stopped caring.
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    Image of stevecmh stevecmh
    08/24/09

    In reply to 2011 Chevrolet Aveo (Viva) Spied With Decent-Looking Interior
    nice too see it is being tested by OPEL.... good thing.. I hope this is way better than the current car.. it will have to be to go agains the Honda and such
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    Image of MushyHeirloom MushyHeirloom
    08/24/09

    @stevecmh: Well, the only way it could be worse is if there's a Pontiac (Daewoo) LeMons under there.
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    Image of stevecmh stevecmh
    08/24/09

    @FP - Activity resumes!:

    great point.. GOD did they kill the Lemans name .. it used to be a muscle car in the 60's-70's ..

    Hopefully GM will not rebadge this to any other brand in America.. are u listening GM??
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    08/24/09

    In reply to 2011 Chevrolet Aveo (Viva) Spied With Decent-Looking Interior
    This post has the same impact as the TG Dacia Sandero updates from Mr.May. Wow!
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    06/11/09

    In reply to IIHS: Small Cars Are Big On Damage In Low-Speed Collisions
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    06/11/09

    In reply to IIHS: Small Cars Are Big On Damage In Low-Speed Collisions
    My buddy's '98 Escort looked like that Accent when he rear-ended a Sportage a year and something ago.


    He did it at about 10 mph, though.

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    Image of Ford Tempo Fanatic Ford Tempo Fanatic
    06/11/09

    In reply to IIHS: Small Cars Are Big On Damage In Low-Speed Collisions
    $2,000 in damages for a minor fender bender. Pick up a old Ford Tempo for $500, insure it for under a grand, get in a fender bender, rip off the bumper and toss on a mismatched Topaz bumper from a junk yard.


    Have beer.

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    Image of MushyHeirloom MushyHeirloom
    06/11/09

    @Ford Tempo Fanatic: Same with a Volvo, except without having to replace the bumper.
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    Image of sos10 sos10
    06/11/09

    In reply to IIHS: Small Cars Are Big On Damage In Low-Speed Collisions
    As long as the car absorbs most of the impact when hitting a pedestrian... it's only a car after all.
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    06/11/09

    In reply to IIHS: Small Cars Are Big On Damage In Low-Speed Collisions
    I have the impression that this insurance sponsored "authority" does not like small cars: I wonder if they are trying to steer people towards larger, more expensive cars with higher insurance premiums...
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    06/11/09

    In reply to IIHS: Small Cars Are Big On Damage In Low-Speed Collisions
    I wonder what the correlation is between low-speed impact damage and braking performance. I'd expect that the Hyundai and Kia take longer to stop than the pricier cars, but then I'm kind of an elitist dick that way,
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    06/11/09

    In reply to IIHS: Small Cars Are Big On Damage In Low-Speed Collisions
    Even if the Rio or Aveo will "Buff right out" would you really want to? That damage actually makes those cars look better.
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    Image of combat chuck combat chuck
    06/11/09

    In reply to IIHS: Small Cars Are Big On Damage In Low-Speed Collisions
    My Accent imploded like a frightened doodlebug (awkward analogy) when I rear-ended another car at low speed in traffic several years ago. The insurance co. came back with a $1,500 estimate to replace the left front fender, bumper, hood and left headlamp. I thought the whole point of these so-called "crumple zones" was passenger safety, though. Sure, the whole front end is gone, but you walk away without a scratch.
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    06/11/09

    @combat chuck: Oh, and yes, I would trade my crappy fake plastic non-bumper for a real, ol' fashioned steel bumper any day.
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