The 2010 Chevrolet Cobalt is what it is, and that’s agood value for a compact car. For a great price, you can walk away witha solid performer with impressive fuel economy. It offers quality forthe class, and owners are pleased by the value and drive they've gottenwith the Cobalt. The 2.2-liter engine provides adequate power, and the suspension iscapable and controls lean and roll in turns to a good measure. Whencruising and idling, the 2.2 is a pleasant, mild-mannered affair. TheCobalt’s Delta II platform, the same used for the Chevy Volt and SaturnAstra, provides a solid structure for a smooth ride with a distinctincrease in composure on uneven surfaces over the previous chassis.And, at 24/33 mpg city/highway, infrequent trips to the pump means moremoney in your pocket. A compact in every sense, the front seats have ample enough travel toaccommodate those approaching 6 feet, Headroom offers a similar amountof room on par with the rest of the compact class. The cockpit has asimple layout that is driver friendly. The interior's hard plasticsmaterial are textured properly to fit the class without feeling cheap. The NHTSA has awarded the Cobalt four stars in all tests barring frontimpacts involving the passenger, which earned five stars. Safetyfeatures include dual front and curtain-side airbags, automaticheadlights with daytime running lights, and a tire pressure monitor. The quality vs. cost of this compact is a win/win for Cobalt owners,especially with the fuel-economy it also brings. There's a reason whythe Cobalt is a top-seller for Chevy. Drive it today and see foryourself - we think it will make a believer out of you, too!