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1989 Chevrolet Corsica

Bragging Rights

  • 1/4 Mile0 sec @ -1 mph
  • 0-600sec
  • Top Speed-1mph
  • HP130
  • Weight-1lbs

Major Upgrades

  • turbo
  • nitrous
  • bore increase
  • port and polish
  • supercharger
  • extrude honed
  • stroke increase
  • engine swap

Modifications

Performance Parts

  • Custom Exhaust 

Interior

  • APC Pedals 

Exterior Styling

  • Dunlop Tires 

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    • Currently 3.3/5 Stars.

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mike’s Chevrolet Corsica
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dodgev10's 1989 Chevrolet Corsica


But with the optional 130-h.p., 2.8-liter, multiport, fuel-injected V-6, Corsica comes alive. Performance like this used to be reserved for two-door coupes. No more.

A bit startling was the fact the standard 5-speed wasn`t typically GM temperamental. Good complement to the 2.8`s power. A 3-speed automatic is a $490 option.

Corsica comes in base, LT and top-of-the-line LTZ versions. We drove the LT, which comes with the F41 suspension package. It seemed to hold the road well on simple maneuvers such as lane changes, but in hard turns or wide sweeps, such as on a tollway ramp, the body seemed to want to linger a bit too long in the turn.

The LTZ offers an upgraded and stiffer FE3 sports suspenion, same as in the Beretta GT, with 15-inch Eagle GT all-season performance radial tires replacing the 14-inch all-season radials on the LT.

Good looks, ample room for the family, decent mileage and above average performance at a respectable $10,375 base price.

Standard features include power brakes and steering, AM-FM stereo with digital clock, all-season steel-belted radials, body-side moldings with accent stripe, dual sport mirrors, full wheel covers and side window defoggers.

The LT adds black grille, styled steel wheels, upgraded all-season steel- belted radials and the F41 suspension. All Corsicas have two-sided galvanized steel on most body panels, which makes rustproofing foolhardy unless you`re hell bent on financing college educations for the dealer`s kids. The test car added preferred option package No. 3, which included auxiliary lighting; carpeted floor mats; heavy duty battery; tinted glass; air conditioning; tilt wheel; speed control; gage package; intermittent wipers; power door locks, trunk opener and windows; and upgraded AM-FM stereo with cassette and digital clock. The $2,375 package is discounted by $1,300.

With a few popular options such as electric rear window defogger for $145 and the 2.8 V-6 for $660, the test car listed at $12,740 to which you add $425 for freight.

Good buy for the money that would be even better if some of the annoyances and flaws were corrected.

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itsallwood  

Posted by: itsallwood

06/15/2008 04:04PM

http://clubweb.interbaun.com/~fx/Chevrolet.htm there it is not sure if they still sell tho

itsallwood  

Posted by: itsallwood

06/15/2008 04:02PM

actually they do make one for the corsi

Wonderhippi  

Posted by: Wonderhippi

06/14/2008 04:11PM

nice corsica dude check mine out

SCNDinstall  

Posted by: SCNDinstall

10/06/2005 07:48PM

Hey man how did you separate the radio from the heating controls? I just got a corsica and its all one unit, dont know how to go about separtaing or if they make a kit...hit me beack, thanks, -Paul

vMADD  

Posted by: vMADD

06/14/2005 11:38AM

If you want to put that Vader Kit on your corsy then u could get the bumpers for a beretta, but u'll have to figure out the side skirts

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Location: russellton, PA