2015 Chevrolet Spark Reviews

The biggest issue with this model of car is the lack of power in the engine. I have gotten stuck on a small, but steep, incline that is immediately after a stop sign. It is rather ridiculous that on a perfectly fine day weather wise my car will just not go up a hill. There are also some blind spots because of how the car is shaped. Other than that it runs incredibly well. It is a great size for a single person vehicle and its trunk is surprisingly spacious.

I purchased the car used, less than 15,000 miles on it. The one big hassle I've had is for the first 2 or 3 months I had it, it would not start. Had to have roadside assistance either jump start it or tow it into the dealership, as it still had some warranty left on it.. I was annoying to say the least. On top of that I was charge for the service call when they couldn't find out what was wrong with it. Ultimately, it was discovered to be a bad battery. Once that was replaced, I was good to go. The car is good for me, as it's extremely good on gas, has features that I really like. A little noisy inside while driving, but I just turn up the radio. Comfortable for me. Would not be if you had kids or had someone with you all the time. Love the hatchback.

Car is great on gas but it lacks in speed. Good for around town or back and forth to work. Not good for long trips or interstate speeds. But it is a good car. Needs more space in back for leg room. But works well for the three people in my household. Wish it would have a spare tire but it comes with an easy patch and air system that is easy for anyone, even a teen could use. Never have to worry about waiting for anyone in the middle of the night to help change a tire. Instructions are simple to use.

Car is compact but surprisingly roomy inside. Hatchback trunk is small but seats do fold down to transport larger hauls and my model has convenient roof rails as well. Handles well and can hold its own on the freeway, is a comfortable ride, and has radio adjustments and cruise control conveniently located on steering wheel. Excellent gas mileage. Equipped with a decent infotainment system - no CD player, but mp3 aux and USB outlets. Love this car!!

My little Chevy Spark gets 41 mpg, is fun to drive, and I get compliments on it's design and bright red color everywhere I go. It has a manual 5 -speed transmission, power windows, a nice stereo, safety features, and is easy to maintain. It is not a car for people who like to speed, go off-road, carry a lot of passengers or cargo, or who like to "keep up with the Joneses." This is for people who appreciate a smaller car to commute and get great gas mileage and buy a car at a reasonable price tag.

I love my spark. It is great on gas mileage. It is great for single families. My child fits great in the back with her car seat. It runs great and has had no major issues. I would recommend a spark to anyone. I have had it for five years and it still runs like the day I got it. I have had several long trips and it does fine! Maintaining it has been a breeze. I love the silver color too. It has plenty of room for groceries also. I will keep this car till I have to get another because this one fell apart.

The 2015 Chevrolet spark is a really great car. It is a four door vehicle with four seats. The seats in the back are able to be folded to fit items if you are moving or going on a trip. I was able to fit two people, a dog and three days worth of camping supplies in the car. It is compact for those who do not need a lot of space. Because it is so compact, parking is a breeze. If you have issues with parallel parking like I do, this car makes it seem easy. For being a small car, it is not difficult to get it moving. The car has really great gas mileage and when the car is completely on e, it only takes about $20 to fill up for about a week and a half(depending how far you live from work and how often you use your car. ) It has Bluetooth capabilities and satellite radio. It also has cruise control capabilities. The only downside I have about this car is that it does not have a spare tire. It does come with fix a flat. Also, when it is windy, the car does swerve around trying to stay on the road. Overall, this car has been great and it has helped me out a great deal. I would recommend this car.

I have never had any issues with my Chevrolet spark. Sometimes my tire light comes because I live down on gravel road and they’re sensitive tires. It is easy to keep up with the internal maintenance of the car. The spark will always let you know when it is low on oil, gas, or any time of repairs it needs. It drives super smooth and comfortable. I would say it is not a fit car for driving long distance, but as a college student it works for me to drive home and back. It is reliable for someone who does not have to drive far, can easy get it fixed, and it fits well for a single household person.

I've had my Chevy Spark for about 4 years now and it's been the perfect car for me. I was looking for something compact but could still fit my friends/family like a typical 4-door sedan and also have the option to load up a lot of items. The back seat holds two people comfortably and folds down to fit anything I may need to transport. This is my first hatchback model, and I don't think I'll ever switch back to a typical trunk. My only drawbacks to the car are it's basic interior and slow engine. I can always upgrade the interior with an updated touch screen and power locks later on, but I do have to be aware of my surroundings when making turns or going onto the highway; I have to punch the gas to get up to the speed everyone else is going. All in all my Spark is a good value, and makes an excellent first car.

My Chevrolet spark is great car for someone who drives quite a bit. Depending on the time of year it may only cost me about $15-18 to fill up - so that is great considering how much gas prices are! However, I live in the Midwest so we sometimes get bad winters. While my spark handles the snow/ice well most of the time, there have been days when the roads were too bad and I couldn't make it to work. Its at times like these that I wish I had an AWD vehicle.

The spark is great for people who live in warmer, sunnier climates. The cold seems to not allow the car to fully charge, and will sometimes short out the rapid/home charging unit. The spark is perfect for smaller, petite people. I, myself, am petite, my husband is tall and requires more leg room to be 100% comfortable. The trunk could be bigger, but it would suit a single person's grocery/shopping haul. The car's backseat is big enough for: 2 child carriers, small-medium sized pets, or 3 passengers. The back seat folds down for extra storage if needed. The model I have has leather-esque upholstery and is easy to wipe clean. There are front seat warmers, about 4-5 cup holders, Bluetooth, GPS/OnStar, and a few storage compartments that make life a little easier. I would not recommend the car for parents of many children, nor do I recommend the car for people who haul large/heavy items, or long distance drivers. This is a good first car for students, teens, and older folks who just need a car to get from place to place. It will save you money where you would normally spend it on gas and taking it in for maintenance work. The car is really quiet, compact, and I get compliments on how cute and fun it is all the time.

I love my car because how compact and easy it is to drive. Plus this been my only car I drive it a lot and the price in gas is very cheap compare to other cars I have own. I only spent between $16-$20 in gas and it has 34.5 mpg. I have been driving the car for 2 years and it has been super fun. The only thing I do not like about it is that when in a complete stop trying to get the car up to speed is a bit slow, it has a small engine and not a lot of power for accelerating compare to other cars I have own. Other than that everything has been great, maintenance is cheap on this car and on the two years I have own this car I have already put 50,000 miles on it.

The 2015 Chevy Spark is a small car perfect for those with small families that don't expect to make long commutes with the car. From a gas mileage perspective, it is amazingly efficient at around 34 mpg highway. It costs me $20 to fill up every two weeks with my current less than 5 mile commute. It is lacking in trunk space, though laying the back seats down does permit more storage in the rear of the vehicle. This, of course, means traveling long distances will only be feasible with the driver and one passenger. On top of this, there will be little to no leg room because the seats must be all the way forward to lay the back seats down. The car feels like it has a lot less get-up-and-go than other vehicles I have driven. I often feel like I have to floor it just to get up to speed within a reasonable amount of time. I drive an automatic and the transmission is often sluggish to switch gears when you don't come to a complete stop before needing to speed up again. It has been a vastly reliable car, as I have had to do nothing besides regular scheduled maintenance over the past 3 years and 21000 miles. From a features perspective, I purchased what was nearly base model so I don't really have any frills besides a Bluetooth capable touch screen radio. There is a USB and aux cable hookup for those not wishing to use the Bluetooth capability. The sound system isn't much to speak of, however, delivering very little in the way of subwoofer output and causing the music to come through with what feels like too much treble. Overall, it's an amazing little car for short commutes, especially if you're concerned with getting good gas mileage. If it's space or power you're looking for, this car is not for you.

Does very well on gas mileage, can get up to about 40 miles to the gallon and really helps your dollars stretch. The compact build is helpful in squeezing into tiny places most other cars cannot fit into. The car is extremely tough and can take a lot of harsh treatment and still recover. The problem with the spark is that since it's such a specially designed car, its really difficult to find the available and correct parts for repairs or maintenance.

My vehicle is pretty reliable, which is the primary feature I was seeking when I purchased it. Although it is a small car, there is plenty of room. I enjoy the flexibility of having the hatchback and collapsible back seats, especially when I need to transport things that I might not otherwise be able to fit into a small vehicle. I also enjoy the fuel economy in comparison to the larger sedan I owned previously. My only complaints are that the radio reception is not very good and the messages in the console are not always user friendly (ex: code 82 = time for an oil change).

I purchased my 2015 spark in July of 2016, used. It is the perfect car for me as far as handling due to it is size because I was a newer driver and it was my first car. The only issue I have encountered since purchasing is that my shifter cable broke shortly after I got it but, thanks to the awesome people at the dealership I purchased from I had access to OnStar! Had the car towed from my job for free and fixed up in like 2 days tops! Other than that it has been a great experience having it. Not to mention how awesome the gas mileage is!

Overall I really enjoy the car. It has great gas mileage. The acceleration isn't anything great but it isn't impossible to get on the highway. On the highway it is smooth but quite loud when you are going over 40. The model I have doesn't have automatic locks on the door and that sucks. The trunk space is small but fits regular things like groceries. The back seat is actually very comfortable and spacious. I love how compact it is. When you are driving it doesn't feel compact or too small. I am however 5'4 so for drivers who are taller I'm not sure about the comfort level. Ac and heater works great. No real issues with the car.