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**countryaccent** · August 27th, 08:03 PM

Its supposed to replace the cavalier. Ive seen where they will come out with an ss cobalt. It should have over 200 horsepower from the 2.0 !!!!! anybody heard any statistics on it?

**jdu** · August 27th, 08:58 PM

Body styles:

Coupe and Sedan
Seating:

5
Engines:

145-hp 2.2L ECOTEC DOHC (Cobalt, LS and LT models)
205-hp 2.0L ECOTEC Supercharged DOHC (SS Supercharged Coupe model)
Transmissions:

5-speed manual (Cobalt and LS models)
SS Supercharged-specific 5-speed manual (SS Supercharged Coupe model)
Hydra-Matic 4-speed automatic (LT model)
Cargo room:

13.9 cu. ft.(1)

***Dooms*** · August 27th, 09:12 PM

205hp/200lb-ft tq
Eaton Roots type supercharger pushing 12 psi
0-60 mph in 6.4
Quarter mile in 14.9 seconds
Nürburgring tuned suspension
DOHC engine
hydraulic clutch
$22,000

Sounds pretty nice, I think it would be a lot better if it was RWD instead of FWD, but it should prove to be a nice American tuner car.

**jdu** · August 27th, 09:23 PM

It looks like it could give the Civic a run for its money.

**thepunkdrummer** · August 27th, 10:35 PM

[quote=doomsday]205hp/200lb-ft tq

Nürburgring tuned suspension
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For some odd reason I doubt that. It doesn't sound like a bad car, but I think there should be a little more displacment.

**countryaccent** · August 28th, 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by jdu

It looks like it could give the Civic a run for its money.

what!!! it will make a civic get on its knees and like the cobalts nuts. The only thing is, an srt4 is 2 grand less and a second fatser in the quarter

**ViP_ViPeR** · August 30th, 05:04 PM

front wheel drive

ugh

otherwise nice car but i think they chould be getting more power out of it

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