1999 Chevrolet Metro

Pros: Large trunk space, easy maneuverabilty

Cons: Inaccurate gas guages, faulty door locks, bad acceleration

Review: If at all possible, do not own, rent, borrow, test drive, or otherwise associate with the Chevy Metro. Now, I am a Chevy girl from way back, but this car I just cannot stand. In the past few months I have driven three Chevy Metros, and I am...

Pros: gas mileage and comfort

Cons: needs too many repairs, not durable car, needed a new transmission at 96000 miles

Review: Bought the car for 2500 at a used car dealer with 92500 on it.
First 2 months I had it i Put a new exhaust, new brakes, a throttle sensor, new windshield, new TRANSMISSION, new front axles, and new inner tire rods, cost me 1700 in repairs so...

Pros: Low price, good gas mileage, easy parking

Cons: Poor drivetrain, falling apart, noisy, uncomfortable

The Bottom Line: This car is no longer sold in the US, and if you're looking for a used car, I would suggest looking at a used Echo, Prism, Civic, Sephia or Protege.

Review: The Chevy Metro sedan is a cousin of the Suzuki Esteem sedan, built in a joint factory in Canada. Most are destined for rental fleets, but there were some of us who needed a tiny car with good gas mileage that sat four persons. The Metro sedan is...

Pros: small, reliable

Cons: little power going up hill

Review: about six months ago I bought my Chevy Metro. I needed a car that would be cheap, good miles per gallon, small, and good looking.
So far I have had a few problems. My heater and lighter needed to be replaced.(covered)
This is a three banger...

Pros: Gas mileage, price, safety/maneuverability, lots of usable space- hatchback

Cons: Nothing worth mentioning. The pros outweigh any cons.

The Bottom Line: I recommend this car due to the great gas mileage, maneuverability, low cost, good amount of space in back with seat folded down.

Review: I have been driving my Chevy Metro LSI since August 2002. I have driven it from Los Angeles to Chicago, from Chicago to St. Louis and all kinds of other places. I have to commute 1 1/2 hours- 2 hours each way to work 5 days a week and still love my...

Pros: none

Cons: none

Review: It didn't fair too well with the cold weather - the passenger side door froze, and wouldn't shut at all, so we had to tie the door to the emergency brake; then the brakes went on it, then the muffler, and to top it off we got a crack in the...

Pros: Gas mileage

Cons: Small size, Handling, Acceleration

Review: If all you care about is low purchase cost and high gas mileage, welcome home!

I had this car a week as a rental car. My first impression was "I hope I don't hit something as I might not survive". This car is small!. And the hood length is...

Pros: definitely recomended

Cons: none

Review: 1999 Chevy Metro

I believe that the Chevy Metro is one of the best chevy products of 1999.
You have a decision to buy the car fully loaded or not loaded. My car has just over fifty thousand miles on it and it's still running like it's...

Pros: Reliable, Great Gas Mileage

Cons: Cramped, Poorly Finished, Poorly Designed, Spartan

The Bottom Line: It is reliable and great on gas. But somewhat overpriced, cramped and poorly finished. I recommend it with these reservations.

Review: In 1999 I bought my second Metro. I had a 1993 Geo Metro previously, and after 150,000 miles it gave up the ghost. After lots of mourning, I decided to get another Metro. After all, it was the same car I'd just had, really, wasn't it?

No,...

Pros: Gas mileage, low maintenance costs (oil changes, tires), cheap purchase price

Cons: "Weighted down feeling if carrying more than 1 passenger, no resale value, expensive replacement parts.

The Bottom Line: Best car I've ever owned. Would buy another one if Chevrolet made it. Buyer beware on buying used.

Review: I bought this car new in 3/2000 for commuting. It is a 4d LSi w/ a 5 speed manual transmission and currently has 158K miles. It has had no major problems other than maintenance type items, ex. tires, brakes, spark plugs, injectors cleaned, one...