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About Chevrolet Beretta
Chevrolet Beretta is a rare front-wheel drive coupé manufactured by General Motors' brand Chevrolet from 1987 to 1996. The first Chevrolet Beretta was introduced in 1987 to replace the Chevrolet Citation coupe and Chevrolet Celebrity coupe. It shared the same design studio with the Chevrolet Camaro and the Chevrolet Corvette. Though Chevrolet Beretta had been produced only for nine years, it had won the Trans Am Series championship for its 4.5 L 90 degree V6 engine in 1990.
Chevrolet Beretta was available in seven trim levels: Base, CL, GT, GTU, Indy, GTZ, and Z26. As a 2-door coupé with so many models, it had many engine options. Available engines included 2.0 L LL8, 2.2 L LM3, 2.2 L LN2 and 2.3 L LG0 inline 4-cylinder gasoline engines as well as 2.8 L LB6, 3.1 L LH0, and 3.1 L L82 V6 gasoline engines. And all these engines were fitted along with a 3-speed 3T40, a 4-speed 4T60-E automatic transmission and a 5-speed Getrag 282 manual transmission. When the last Chevrolet Beretta rolled off the assembly line on July 30, 1996, the Chevrolet Malibu replaced it immediately for the next model year.
Chevrolet Beretta was available in seven trim levels: Base, CL, GT, GTU, Indy, GTZ, and Z26. As a 2-door coupé with so many models, it had many engine options. Available engines included 2.0 L LL8, 2.2 L LM3, 2.2 L LN2 and 2.3 L LG0 inline 4-cylinder gasoline engines as well as 2.8 L LB6, 3.1 L LH0, and 3.1 L L82 V6 gasoline engines. And all these engines were fitted along with a 3-speed 3T40, a 4-speed 4T60-E automatic transmission and a 5-speed Getrag 282 manual transmission. When the last Chevrolet Beretta rolled off the assembly line on July 30, 1996, the Chevrolet Malibu replaced it immediately for the next model year.
Chevrolet Beretta Common Problems & Maintenance Tips
Just like any other vehicles, Chevrolet Beretta would also start to show problems as time passes by. For fear of your Chevrolet Beretta's short lifespan; you have every reason to know about what common problems would happen to it and how to solve them:
First, stalls while driving. This problem is really troublesome for Chevrolet Beretta drivers, especially when they are in emergency. According to their statements, except stalling, dirt, grime and carbon deposits could be found on the inside of the housing, poor or high idle, vacuum leaks or an incorrectly adjusted throttle stop could also happen. Engine and auto parts related with engine such as camshaft, throttle body, spark plug in your Beretta need thorough inspection.
Second, suspension failure. Based on Chevrolet Beretta owners' description, the handling became more and more sluggish; especially when they made quick turns or a rattling or clunking sound kept coming from underneath the car while driving. At the same time, a squeaking sound would be more noticeable when driving over bumps, making aggressive turns or driving into a driveway, and front tires and brakes would get extra damage. The Chevrolet Beretta even bottomed out in the end. Sway bar bushing or coil spring insulator should get a thorough inspection.
And some easy to get ignored auto parts on your Chevrolet Beretta deserve better maintenance if you still want it serve you longer. Seat belt, windshield wiper or wiper blade, headlight and so on should not get overlooked.
The best way to extend your Chevrolet Beretta's life expectancy is to get old auto parts changed with new parts. Our website boasts for a huge selection of OEM Chevrolet Beretta auto parts at the lowest prices. These genuine Chevrolet Beretta auto parts backed by the manufacturer's warranty have greater assurance in quality, reliability and durability than overwhelming and inconsistent quality aftermarket auto parts.
First, stalls while driving. This problem is really troublesome for Chevrolet Beretta drivers, especially when they are in emergency. According to their statements, except stalling, dirt, grime and carbon deposits could be found on the inside of the housing, poor or high idle, vacuum leaks or an incorrectly adjusted throttle stop could also happen. Engine and auto parts related with engine such as camshaft, throttle body, spark plug in your Beretta need thorough inspection.
Second, suspension failure. Based on Chevrolet Beretta owners' description, the handling became more and more sluggish; especially when they made quick turns or a rattling or clunking sound kept coming from underneath the car while driving. At the same time, a squeaking sound would be more noticeable when driving over bumps, making aggressive turns or driving into a driveway, and front tires and brakes would get extra damage. The Chevrolet Beretta even bottomed out in the end. Sway bar bushing or coil spring insulator should get a thorough inspection.
And some easy to get ignored auto parts on your Chevrolet Beretta deserve better maintenance if you still want it serve you longer. Seat belt, windshield wiper or wiper blade, headlight and so on should not get overlooked.
The best way to extend your Chevrolet Beretta's life expectancy is to get old auto parts changed with new parts. Our website boasts for a huge selection of OEM Chevrolet Beretta auto parts at the lowest prices. These genuine Chevrolet Beretta auto parts backed by the manufacturer's warranty have greater assurance in quality, reliability and durability than overwhelming and inconsistent quality aftermarket auto parts.