Although it would have looked stupider.

Valid question.

It was a 5.3L engine. Forget the year, something like 05 or 06. Maybe it was just his particular truck although he mentioned that his mechanic had seen this before on Avalanches when I was talking with him on the phone.

Agreed actually. At least the Cavalier knows its basic transport. This thing is about as close to being a NASCAR as a pringles tube is to a rocket because they are both round.

Hahaha.

I am informed by my father who rented an Aztec that they have zero rear visibility.

I disagree, my friends Avalanche engine seized after 5 years. It could be that my friend didn't ever change it's oil, but he's had other cars for years without problems. This thing engine seized was it was 6.

Avalanche also had a habit of seizing engines.

just the mufflers fall off usually. Source: Owned 1 Cavalier 4 years, Best friend owned a cavalier 3 years girl I was dating owned a Cavalier, other buddy owned a Cavalier and roommate owned a sunfire.

In 2012 there were 9 Cavaliers in my complex (including sunfires). That's approximately 10% of the vehicles in total. Discuss.

However it does mark the fact that they've lasted a while.

Agreed. We at least know the Cavalier was reliable. These things....nope.

What product couldn't be mis-used in a way that would kill you?

It's not a Lotus, get over it already.

One of the worst cars ever built.

2) The original, TG:UK is probably the worst of the worst. You are all old. You ran out of jokes five years ago. You are embarrassing at this point, please know when to stop (it was a while ago) and move on with your lives.

But that's not what happened. The amber area stayed dead, inert, while the red brake light section blinked its horrible, crimson blink. It was a deep, deep betrayal. Sure, I know in the US — and, oddly, only in the US — taillights are free to use red for rear turn indicators, and there's plenty of cars that do just…

My best friends neighbour had three of these...I am pretty sure until 2004. No idea why.

Yes, sorry you're correct, the Canadian version was called the Pontiac Wave.

Came from Canada.