Used 1998 Chevrolet Prizm Consumer Reviews
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mt goat, 02/16/2004
1998 Chevrolet Prizm LSi 4dr Sedan
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I have the Lsi with power moon roof, manual 5 spd. This is everything I have been looking for. I was impressed by the power because the first thing I did was floor it up a huge hill. I drive it up to a ski resort every Sunday in winter where I'm on the ski patrol. I haven't had a problem on icy roads and I love the gas milage.
55,000 miles and still going strong.
JimNC, 08/04/2002
1998 Chevrolet Prizm LSi 4dr Sedan
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I now have owned my 1998 Prizm since new and am very satified. It has never been to the dealer for a repair. Only gas, oil changes, and tires have been required. My only real compliant is the lack of legroom. Even with the seat all the way back I need another inch or so and I'm only 5'11". The ride is quiet and smooth for this size car - handling is a not very crisp. Average 30-31 MPG with 4-sp automatic. Not very exciting, but excellent basic transportation.
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What's with the driver side window?
Hecktor, 09/17/2008
1998 Chevrolet Prizm LSi 4dr Sedan
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I bought a 94 Prizm new and love it. So when my brother in law died, I bought his 98 Prizm. The 98 had power windows. The driver's side window broke, so my wife had it repaired, and it broke again. My paralegal has a 2000 Prizm with power windows, and her driver's side window broke as well. My 94 had manual windows, so no problem there. I love the car, but it's hell at the drive through windows at the bank and McDonald's.
old lady's car
joeyjoejimbob, 05/16/2002
1998 Chevrolet Prizm 4dr Sedan
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I have but 2 comment; this vehicle is for people who are not endowed with height or overly big because there is very little space between the two front seat occupants. This vehicle also lacks any type of pick-up and at times feels that there are 2 squirrels on a treadmill underneath the front hood.
Solid But Bland
Jim Of Oak Creek, 09/16/2002
1998 Chevrolet Prizm LSi 4dr Sedan
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The Cheverolet Prism is really a Toyota Corolla. Both cars come off the same assembly line in the Toyota/GM Plant in California. My wife has been the major driver since we bought it in 1998. The car performs adequately, gets great gas milage, and is extremely reliable. We have never had a problem with the car. The styling on the Prism/Corolla is quite bland, both inside and out. I am tall, 6'5", and can drive the car fine but it is a bit constraining. Over all, a good solid relaible car; a bit on the small side with bland syling.