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Q: What type of windshield wiper blades does a 2005 Chevy Cobalt use and where can I buy them?
I bought a 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt in that year, and I have not changed the wiper blades since. The blades seem to be wearing out (i.e. – They frequently fail to get about 15% of the water off of the areas they traverse), and I want to replace them. I don’t know anything about windshield wiper blades. First of all, what type of blade does my car use? What is its designation? Secondly, from which stores can I cheaply buy decent brand replacements? Thanks.
A: The factory uses a special type of wiper blade on the cobalt cars.You do not need to replace the wiper blade unless its bent.You should stop by your local chevy dealers service dept.They can replace the wiper insert (rubber part) of the wiper blade and it will work like new again.This will also cost less than replaceing the wiper blade with a aftermarket blade that will not work as well or clean as well.Best of luck.
Q: What is the best SUV to join our fleet?
We are in the market for a second SUV and are considering either a Chevrolet or Toyota. We currently have a Chevrolet Tahoe that we are very happy with. I also have a Chevrolet Silverado that isn’t practical for use with the family. We would like another large SUV or possibly a Chevrolet Traverse (which is considered to be a crossover).
The new car will be used primarily as my commuter car but will double as a family vehicle. The reason why we need another one (which I know will come up) is due to the fact that we love our Tahoe so much that we are putting way too many miles on it too fast. As well as the fact that I often need to pick my children up from school when my wife is doing something else, and we have to plan far in advance so that I can take her car (the Tahoe).
A: KBB has a pretty cool tool called the perfect car finder, that you may find useful:
http://www.kbb.com/kbb/PerfectCarFinder/…
I personally drive a Lexus GX470 and it is awesome…good room for the family, but not overly huge. I have driven a number of Lexus’ and Toyotas and they are all solid.
If you want to check out vehicles in inventory, these 3 sites pretty much cover all of the used car inventory in the US as each pulls their vehicle inventory from different places, so it’s wise to search all 3…
http://www.autotrader.com: pulls inventory from dealers and those autotrader publications
http://www.cars.com: works with a lot of dealers and newspaper classifieds
http://www.autobuying101.com: pulls inventory from dealers and other online listing services.
Good luck…
Q: Why do new trucks/SUVs look like sh*t?
I swear the only trucks in production right now that I find attractive at all are the Land Rovers. What is going on? All trucks and SUVs used to be so beautiful AND capable! Now they look like bubbles that can’t even roll to the end of a snowy driveway. And the sides are so high and hideous!
Compare exhibits A, B and C:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d2/1st_Range_Rover.jpg
http://www.edmunds.com/media/generations/cherokee/94.jeep.cherokeecountry.f3-4.350.jpg
http://4wheeldrive.about.com/library/uc/ucgraphics/rlivingston80%20k5%20new.jpg
to exhibits D, E, and F and there’s no denying it:
http://cache.jalopnik.com/assets/resources/2008/02/chevrolet_traverse.jpg
http://sacramentoscoop.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/2010-honda-pilot_exterior.jpg
http://www.swotti.com/tmp/swotti/cacheZG9KZ2UGZHVYYW5NBW==/imgDodge%20Durango1.jpg
A: the real answer is that [in the past] these TRUCK BASED vehicles became popular for their abilities,
then the market demographic shifted from people who had to get somewhere period to people with large disposable incomes that never used the potential capabilities [so why make it actually capable?] then the “designers” got involved loading these incapable barges down with the sort of trash that is called in car entertainment, power or automatic everything, g.p.s.[for people who are always lost, on the way to the mall]
unfortunately there is very little left on the market that has any capabilities period at any price.
with the possible exceptions of the kia sportage [inexpensive and becomes capable with decent wheels/tire combinations] and the super duty fords when equipped with the power stroke diesel
and the blacked out grill [they gotta lose the[[ be bop-a- do waa]] chrome and have a gizmo delete option]
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