

In the recent decades of compact economy car history, a few names have been constant. Volkswagen Golf, Honda Civic, & Toyota Corolla have all been in production for decades and with each new generation they get better, but somehow maintain a sense of history. General Motors compact offering however, has seen a number of name changes in that same time period: Nova, Citation, Cavalier, Cobalt, Cruze. While VW/Honda/Toyota are building on decades of reputation, it would appear that GM wants the buyer to forget that miserable econobox they purchased a few years prior and step up into the new and improved econobox that is probably better, but equally forgettable in a few years. Of course that doesn't mean that there isn't a butt for every seat, and you will find fanboys for any make/model, even the 2nd generation Cavalier has its following. Find this
1992 Chevrolet Cavalier Wagon offered for $2,400 in Ft Myers, FL.
Tip from Dascpcu.