Chevrolet Cavalier was launched by General Motors for 1982 model. The need for Cavalier was felt due to high market capitalization by Japanese car manufacturers for compact cars. The compact Chevy Cavalier was produced till 2005. For the brief period between 1982 and 1999, the sales volume is recorded as around 5.2 million cars; that is almost 5.2 million Chevy Cavaliers were sold in this small time period.

Many trim levels have been launched. These include Cadet, Base, VL (Value Leader), Type 10 coupe, RS (Rally Sport), Z24, LS, and LS Sport. The car is available as 4 door sedan, 2 door coupe, 2 door convertible, and 4 door station wagon styles. The car was low cost and safe. Through out its life, the crash test scores for Chevy Cavalier remained low.

In 2002, 2.2 liter DOHC 16 valve with a four-cylinder engine was fitted in Chevy Cavalier that could generate as high as 140 horse powers of energy. One additional advantage was that the vehicle was economical and affordable for many people. Cavalier was available in 5 speed manual, 3 speed automatic and 4 speed automatic transmission system with a wheel base of 104.1 inch. The total curb weight for the car was around 2,600 pounds with a fuel capacity of around 18 United States gallons.

The Chevy Cavalier has relatively lower resale value, thus making it an affordable option for you to purchase this model of Chevrolet. A reduced selling price is one of the major factors for popularity of this vehicle in the start of the 1982 model year.

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