A closer look
...ch it thoroughly on her own. A Closer Look Her first stop was at a local Toyota dealership, where she looked at the pricy as well as the reasonable and mature vehicles. After the fantasizing was over, she set out to accomplish what she was there for. She took out her notebook and began sizing up the Toyota Corolla. The sales person was totally annoying and his information was less then accurate, she believed that he was trying to take advantage of the fact that she was a woman alone in a man’s territory. That was a big mistake on his part. She divided her notebook into categories. At the same time I was at the GM dealership and I immediately focused in on the Cavalier. I liked its sporty design and its affordable price. I was armed with a cell phone and an identical notebook that she designed. Both vehicles are comparably priced however each has certain hidden traits that added to their appeal. The Cavalier had an impressive 2.2 liter engine with a 16 valve double overhead cam (DOHC) valvetrain. The Corolla had a 1.8 liter engine and also had a 16 valve double overhead cam (DOHC) valvetrain. Both vehicles are comparable in horsepower, the Corolla had 130 hp at 6000 rpm and the Cavalier had 140 hp at 5600 rpm Gm charges a bit more for fright and handling, approximately 80 dollars more. Both cars faired well in the crash test however the Corolla took a slight edge in this category. The vehicles ability to pollute the atmosphere is another big concern she was actual...