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Chevrolet Matiz review covering 2005 To Date
Tuesday 17 October 2006
When we think of Chevrolet, it’s behemoth pick-ups, gas-guzzling muscle cars and extensive station wagons that are readily called to mind. At least, that was the case when the cute Chevrolet Matiz arrived to challenge our perceptions. The antithesis of the kind of vehicles that Chevrolet were known for selling across the pond on home soil, the Matiz took some getting used to with it’s all-American badge. Get used to it people did, however, along with the other Europeanised Chevrolets that emerged at the same time. In a sense, this unassuming little citycar was a stepping stone that helped facilitate mighty Chevrolet’s entry into the UK. Is it worth considering as a used buy? It’ll certainly fare better on the school run than a pre-owned Corvette.
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