2013 Chevrolet Spark Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

This was in my price range, very affordable. The car is compact with the convenience of 4 doors, can easily fit 4 passengers comfortably. The tank is smaller, and has good gas mileage on the freeway. Automatic transmission, which makes an easier drive on my commute.

Compact safety feature allows you to feel safe and secure while inside the care. It is very compact which gives you the freedom to park where you wish. The speed is very smooth when going high speed and low speed. And the smart car screen feature that allows you to go fully hands free while driving. Pairs with any smartphone to be able to read the text messages.

It has awesome gas mileage, I only have to fill up once a week and at the current prices (1.89 - 2.89) It generally costs about $17.00 Max. I have had limited issues in the four years that I have had the vehicle. Any time I have had to do maintenance I have never had to spend an exorbitant amount of money on parts or upkeep. In battery replacement, I spent about $145 total.

Smaller sized vehicle. This helps with finding parking in spots that are too tight for other sized vehicles. Has a unique look and color that stands out among the rest. Has a lot of storage and seating despite it is small size.

It is great on gas mileage, I can fit people in comfortably, there is a lot of space in the back, all of the electronics are amazing. I really feel comfortable driving no matter if it is a long trip or short.

I like the fact that Chevy Sparks have great gas mileage. Aside from the gas mileage, I sometimes appreciate that it is a small, compact car as well as the Bluetooth, hands free capabilities. These all the only things that I truly enjoy about my car.

I really like how strong it's been holding up even though I don't take care of it, but the ac blew out within a few years and there are a few minor problems like the locks. Now I have to lock and unlock manually.

It is too small sometimes, I would not recommend for a family or multiple large dogs as pets. With the smaller gas tank, the gas goes pretty fast driving in town. Blind spots are mostly covered on back passenger windows. Not enough power to drive uphill, the car will struggle slightly.

The small size is not enough space for you to have inside the car As well as the trunk space is far too small to put anything in that is not small. The weight before you feel like you hauling too much is also affected. During the snow and rain, sometimes the car would skid due to the size of the car and the wheels especially if you have to much weight inside the car.

There are only two seats in the back, the windshield is very weak (it was cracked by someone who lightly smacked it to get a bug), the tires are very expensive as they are a specialty type, the trunk is very small, the door handle came off and I had to glue it back on.

Cannot carry larger items, such as mattresses and furniture. Can only have four people in the car and it gets kind of tight if any of the people are on the taller/larger side. It does not accelerate as fast as other cars and uses a higher RPM to sustain highway speeds than larger cars.

It is hard to pick cons out when overall it is been a great vehicle and easy to maintain. I do wish the gas tank was a little bit bigger, and that the tires that fit lasted longer. Also not a big fan of the seat material.

Sometimes the radio will stop working for short periods of time. And although I mentioned that I appreciate the car being compact at times, sometimes, I wish it were larger. These are the only things that I can think of as negative aspects at the moment.

The air conditioner began making whispering sound and the turning knobs are difficult to move. Ac does not work after a few years. The locks stick and become manual so it's hard to set alarm on car because when I have to do manually the alarm goes off until I put key in engine.