The 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt is Chevrolet’s replacement design for its earlier compact mid-level sedan, the Cavalier. Combining conservatism with innovation, the Cobalt relies on performance rather than looks in securing its place in the market. Larger than the midsize Aveo sedan, the configurations of 2005 Cobalt coupes and sedans is quite impressive. The 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt has a 2.2-liter I-4 engine with front-wheel drive in the base models. The highway fuel economy (34mpg) of this vehicle surpasses that of most of its contemporary peers.
The engine is capable of generating up to 145 horsepower with a corresponding torque of 155lb-ft. The transmission for the base models is a manual five-speed one.
“Progressive” is the first word that occurs when one takes a look at the styling of the dashboard in the 2005 Cobalt – incredibly streamlined despite the economy. Multiple (front and side) airbags, ABS and traction control are also present as options.
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