Latest Information on Chevrolet Spark
The trusty Chevy Spark is continuously revered for its great specification level and budget-friendly price Chevy’s Spark is some of the most practical wheels money can buy. Even entry level Campus-variants have sufficient safety spec to make you sleep easier at night. 1.2-litre engines are peppy and the interior is youthful and funky. The seat material looks funky and feels durable. The Spark is the smart choice if you want value for money.
Review Summary
PROS
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Engine immobiliser
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Ultra light on petrol
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Fun to drive
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characterful looks
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Well-priced
CONS
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Tiny boot
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