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Originally Posted by atomicshark
I really like the new Chevy front end. It works very well on this car. The dashboard looks upscale for such an inexpensive car. At first glance you don't really notice the cheap bits. Too bad the same cannot be said about the Cobalt/G5.
I really hope Chevrolet gives the Cobalt the new grill treatment at the very least. If we are really lucky I hope the Cobalt gets an all new interior.
I have a feeling we won't see any significant changes until the next generation Cobalt.
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I wanted to make this a new thread but it fits in well here:
Check this out and see how a car company that wants to stay ahead of the pack operates. When I see GM update their cars regularly like Mazda, then Ill be a believer. Right now I see they are not serious at all about being the best:
New for 2007
The 2007 Mazda Mazda3 receives minor updates including a more rigid body, body-color front grille, redesigned front bumper with square fog lights, and the 4-door s sedan now has LEDs for rear combination lights and redesigned 16- and 17-inch aluminum alloy wheels. The interior is fitted with newly added rear armrests with integrated cupholders for rear-seat occupants, 4-door i sedan features interior color packages with newly designed white gauges and zebra-striped wood-finish dash trim, 4-door sedan’s rear cargo space side and end trim have been modified to allow large and a trunk lid recess on top of the bumper has been added, and gray cloth interior is available on select exterior colors. Audio systems have been upgraded with an auxiliary audio input and 12-volt power outlets are now standard.