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2013 Chevy Spark Pricing (U.S.)
Spark LS MSRP -$12 245
Spark 1LT MSRP - $13,745
Spark 2LT MSRP - $15 045
Spark 1LT MSRP - $13,745
Spark 2LT MSRP - $15 045
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great pricing, right in line with the Honda Fit. Spark's are fairly cheap already, I hope CHevy starts offering packages that consist of audio/video, exterior/aero, etc.
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great pricing, right in line with the Honda Fit. Spark's are fairly cheap already, I hope CHevy starts offering packages that consist of audio/video, exterior/aero, etc.
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2014 Chevrolet Spark EV priced at $25 000
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that's just with a $7500 credit, some states give an additional $2500. @ $22500 in some states it's worth it!
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I saw my first 2013 Chevy Sparks at a GM dealer about 45 miles west of my home. They had several models in three colors: Light yellow, silver, and white. One of the silver had two black stripes running parallel from the grille to the back. My wife and I sat in one of the light yellow models, and I was pleased that I fit in the back seat (I am 6 feet or 1.78 meters tall). But the base price for a Spark begins at $20,995 here! Anyway, she liked the styling, especially that it is 60 inches tall (and she is 63 inches tall), and the driver seat is high for better visibility than in other minicars sold here (Fiat 500 and Scion). And she understands why the majority of new Spark buyers are women.
I am waiting for the 2014 EV Spark so I can drive with no gas, and probably by 2014 I can generate electricity at home.
I am waiting for the 2014 EV Spark so I can drive with no gas, and probably by 2014 I can generate electricity at home.
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I saw my first 2013 Chevy Sparks at a GM dealer about 45 miles west of my home. They had several models in three colors: Light yellow, silver, and white. One of the silver had two black stripes running parallel from the grille to the back. My wife and I sat in one of the light yellow models, and I was pleased that I fit in the back seat (I am 6 feet or 1.78 meters tall). But the base price for a Spark begins at $20,995 here! Anyway, she liked the styling, especially that it is 60 inches tall (and she is 63 inches tall), and the driver seat is high for better visibility than in other minicars sold here (Fiat 500 and Scion). And she understands why the majority of new Spark buyers are women.
I am waiting for the 2014 EV Spark so I can drive with no gas, and probably by 2014 I can generate electricity at home.
I am waiting for the 2014 EV Spark so I can drive with no gas, and probably by 2014 I can generate electricity at home.
Most Electric Vehicles have been proven to not save you much money for the premium price you pay.
Might be better getting the newer Spark with CVT transmission
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I just picked up my new 2013 Black Granite Metallic 2LT @ $15880.
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prices
I just bought my manual 2014 LS for 11,500, with 3100 miles. Feel pretty good about it compared to the competitive prices I saw.
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