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1994 Chevrolet BerettaMore-potent engines arrived, a Z26 with new Quad 4 engine replaced the GT/GTZ, and a 4-speed electronic automatic transmission joined the...
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More-potent engines arrived, a Z26 with new Quad 4 engine replaced the GT/GTZ, and a 4-speed electronic automatic transmission joined the 3-speed. The new 2.2-liter 4-cylinder engine made 120 horsepower (up from 110), and the available V6 gained 20 horsepower (now rated at 160). The dual-overhead-cam 2.3-liter Quad 4 engine, installed in the Z26 coupe, developed 170 horsepower. The new electronic 4-speed automatic was the sole transmission choice for Berettas with V6 power. Door-mounted front shoulder belts replaced the former manual seatbelts.
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She's a good girl, but she's sometimes bad
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Pros: fast-beats people off the line, good gas mileage
Cons: rattling noises quite frequently
Overall, my experience with the Chevy Beretta has been a good and a bad one. When I first bought the car used, it would shudder when it got to around 50 miles per hour, and then the transmission would kick into place and the rest of the ride would be smooth. This was fixed with a tune up and now it only shudders when it reaches around 80 miles an hour. The car is roomy in the front, but as a suggestion, leave the long legged people at home if they would have to ride in the back seat. The trunk can store plenty, it is very roomy. Also, the car does very well on gas and it has put up with my wear and tear of over 40000 miles a year on the poor thing. The paint holds up well and when you slightly brush up against something or bump into something, there are hardly any noticable dents, unlike the newer models which seem to dent very easily. This car is good for a first car, and is still sporty looking enough for teenagers to whip around in.
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