Overview & Reviews

User Reviews:

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  Bad Beretta - 1992 Chevrolet Beretta
  By boundsn - February 9 - 2:00 am

  Maybe Chevrolet made one good Beretta GT in one thousand, in stead of the other way around, but I had a bad one to be sure. The car was PLAGUED with electrical problems. Sometimes the fan would work...sometimes not. This led to overheating, which caused other mechanical failures. The life expectancy of the EFI sensors is must less than befits a car with as few miles as I had. The interior was made by kindergardeners, and nobs were always coming off in my hands. It ate batteries (replaced them every 6 months or so) and you couldnt even rely on the radio to always function.

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  Good Car - 1993 Chevrolet Beretta
  By theshypoohbear - January 16 - 2:00 am

  The car is great,fun,and its a car with all the power you need.

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  good runnin car - 1990 Chevrolet Beretta
  By j96adms - December 8 - 2:00 am

  great running car but after 200,000 miles the wear is starting to show. best part is im a mechanic backyard mainly but enough to fix all the major problems that have occured on the vehicle itself. the engine and transmission have been fully rehauled so the motor does not have but 60,000 on it ive replace all the interior, seats, dash and some other misilanous parts in fact an entire page worth limiting the problems for the next buyer the reason for selling is the fact that i have a better car to drive but this is a great start for any new driver that is still learning real easy to drive and very dependable

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  Great Vehicle - 90 GT V6 - 1990 Chevrolet Beretta
  By 1st owner - October 28 - 2:00 am

  Vehicle has been dependable and reliable. I have done my own maintenance since new. I use synthetic oil, and have had no engine problems. Torque converter solinoid went bad, ssems to be common, but curable. Have replaced a some injectors. Overall value has been great. I would buy another if they still sold them. I have 175k miles on this one, and still going strong. 25mpg hwy, 21 city. Anyone that cant keep a car running this long or longer, doesnt know how to maintain a car.

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  good little car - 1994 Chevrolet Beretta
  By haml - October 23 - 2:00 am

  Good reliable car, which means it never broke down. Replaced radiator (small crack in end tank), front rotors (seem to rust on inboard side), and small coolant leak between intake manifold and rear cylinder head (tighten manifold bolt every once in a while). Wax it and still looks like new.

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  Excelent for the price - 1992 Chevrolet Beretta
  By kim karstensen - October 7 - 2:00 am

  Excelent, but hard to find parts for in Europe.

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  It smells like a sweat sock - 1996 Chevrolet Beretta
  By callAAA - September 28 - 2:00 am

  I bought the car a few years ago at 88000 miles. Since it rolled onto 90000 there have been thousands in repairs. A strange leak has also appeared that from my research is common in all beretta and corsica models. It will be years before I EVER buy another chevrolet. American cars be warned ... keep putting out crap and you will lose customers.

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  Mid-80s GM Crap Carry-Over - 1992 Chevrolet Beretta
  By VonBounden - September 6 - 2:00 am

  Every little plastic nob came off in my hand or broke completely. The e- brake came off the shaft once as it was only held on by a single little screw. The shocks were so soft and the suspension so undersprung, you could drive it around a corner at 20mph and the fuel pump couldnt get enough gas to keep the engine running because it leaned so heavily. It had the GM-Paint Disease, where the EPA mandated paint wasnt properly matched to the primer and began to wash off. This is a rust-free car, mind you. Horribly underpowered breaks. Paper- plate speakers produce a lovely timberless sound quality that can turn even your favorite song into dreadful noise.

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  high mileage problems - 1990 Chevrolet Beretta
  By eric s - August 17 - 2:00 am

  Although the styling is real nice, there have been too many reliability problems with the on board computer system for a recommendation. I experienced problems with stalling and shutting off after extended highway driving. This does not represent too much of a problem if you are in town with plenty of opportunities to get a quick tow. However, if you are not armed with a cellphone and are in the middle of nowhere, as was my experience, this little auto will leave you high and dry if it decides to act up. The exterior bits are also inferior. The side molding comes off after a few years and the rubber handle to the turn signal tends to slide off.

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  the car that keeps going - 1990 Chevrolet Beretta
  By Ocean2383 - August 11 - 2:00 am

  I now curently have 247500 miles on my beretta. i have had to replace the fuel pump at 240000 and it has had an oil leak since 1996, but it hasnt gotten any worse. so i just keep adding fluids and it keeps going. the body is tough too. i go hit from behind at 30 miles per hour and all i got was a crack in my bumper and the other car was a honda accord and it was crumpled in the front.