Description

Chevrolet?s smallest car got a fresh exterior look for the 2003 model year. Some of the Cavalier?s updated features included a restyled hood, grille and fascia. The fenders and greenhouse were essentially unchanged, but the headlights and taillights were new. An antilock braking system was offered as an option rather than standard equipment. A CD-MP3 radio and a smoker?s package, which includes an ashtray and lighter, are optional on 2004 models. The Cavalier is still second in sales in Chevrolet?s passenger-car lineup, behind the full-size Impala. Base, LS and LS Sport trim levels are offered. A 140-horsepower, 2.2-liter four-cylinder Ecotec engine is standard in all models. LATCH child-safety seat hooks and a center three-point seat belt in the rear seat have been installed. Similar to the Pontiac Sunfire coupe, the front-wheel-drive Cavalier comes in both coupe and sedan forms. A new Cobalt model will replace the Cavalier in the 2005 model year.