2014 Chevrolet Sonic consumer reviews

I saw this car online and knew it was smaller than other vehicles I have owned but I kept going back to it and I just had to test drive it. It was surprisingly comfortable. The test drive was 4 of us and we all felt like it was a roomy ride. I have the hatchback model so I feel like I may have a little extra storage in the back.

Great looking and reliable transportation which is very good on gas. Did not like dash gauges at first but really do grow on you and love em now

It's nice and it's a good started car for payment and building credit. Has good features I have everything I need in that vehicle. It has some power to it, it's nice.

Great starter car for my younger sibling in a few months and great commuter for myself currently while saving money. Great bang for your buck and reliable.

For a small car this thing really moves. The interior is sleek. And my 6 foot 4 inch husband has plenty of leg room in front seat. So far I love this car. And it only took 22.00 to fill it up from the quarter mark.

For the money it was a great car . the only thing i hate is there is no audio function for Bluetooth. How do you have Bluetooth calling but no way to switch audio for calling

This car is amzing on gas and pretty good for the price. I would highly suggest this car for someone just getting started or a first time buyer.

I got the 5-speed manual version of this car, and it is just great. It's fun to drive, the clutch feels great, and I was actually surprised at how much it likes to go once you get going. It handles very well, and is extremely cfortable when driving - I especially like the armrest, it's way more comfortable than resting your arm on the console. I was looking for something standard, nothing special - and that's what I thought I got with this car. Turns out, I was dead wrong - I got a fun, sporty, but reliable car for incredible value.

I Love this car, it's gorgeous on the inside and sexy on the outside! It has everything i could want in a car!! Review camera for backing up, turbo with a 4 cylinder to get tickets in, heated seats, remote start, amazing touch screen radio! What more could you want!?

Biggest regret was buying this car. I bought it new and figured I?d have a good five years before starting to throw money away in repairs. Boy, was I wrong. I?ve had the car for four years and within the last two years I have had to throw away literally THOUSANDS to keep it running. Fuel pump, ignition coil, thermostat housing, spark plugs three times, mass air flow sensor four times, air intake twice, coolant housing and coil, not to mention right now it is throwing four emission codes and I?ve already spent $300 on diagnostics for that and they still haven?t found the problem. Normal wear and tear like breaks and shocks I get that but also the parts are so d**n expensive for such a bottom of the barrel car it?s going to cost at least $700 to have my struts and breaks done not even considering the shocks which also need replaced. A thermostat housing replacement...$400. Ignition coil...that?s $300. This year alone not counting payments I?ve spent $1700 just to keep the car running. You think you can get out of these cars? Nooooope. They hold no value till YEARS later. I owe $9000 and it?s kbb value is 2000 at a dealership. I also have a 2015 Dodge Journey and the parts are pennies compared to the sonic and my journey is fully loaded with touch screen and backup camera, remote start, the whole nine. I will never in my life buy another Chevy. The good news...it?s really good on gas.