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1994 Highlights
Door-mounted seatbelts are added. Engines gain power; the 2.2-liter unit is up to 120 horsepower, and the optional 3.1-liter V6 now makes 160 horsepower. Sport Handling Package dropped from options list. Manual transmission dropped. Automatic door locks now unlock when car is shut off. Interior lights will shut off automatically after 10 minutes to save the battery. Warning chime sounds if turn signal is left on.
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Okay so my mom had her 1994 corsica. She had planned on handing it down to me which she did about 5 years ago. I had made a field car out of her. She became known with the name Betsy. Betsy was sitting behind a 3.1 liter v6 with 80,000 miles on it, she had 180,000 on her body (was replaced with bertetta motor at 100,000)still was the beast of my homeade track. With the pedal to the floor i roasted the spare donut tire right off of its rim (E-Brake held high, pedal held low)
great first car
This was my grandma's car before mine.
I was expecting a typical "granny" car
but when I got it, my first time
driving it was from WI to FL. Despite
it's non-sporty look, I was amazed at
the power in this car! I had looked at
Civics and Camrys before receiving
this car and I am definitely glad I
got this one. Mine is a 6cyl 3.1 which
I don't see on here, but I have
amazing power. I haven't had any
problems with this car so far. I had
to get some body work done after my
aunt got in an accident with it, but
even having it in a shop for 2 months,
I still put on over 20,000 miles in
less than a year. I guess big things
really do come in small (and plain)
packages! I see this car lasting a
while.
A Good and Quick Commuter
We bought this car with around 100K on it. All it needed was new tires and brakes. Overall it has been a solid reliable car. The only real problems we had with it was a bad wheel bearing and a dead heater fan. The engine and transmission, like most GM vehicles, are solid and reliable. The V6 is quite quick. I'm not sure about the 4 cylinder but I hear they're slow. Fuel economy also isn't bad for a V6. The interior is not a strong point as there was a lot of loose trim panels and the front power window switch cluster broke so the the switches just dangled from the wires.
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