Need your advice on Chevy Corsica

>>17514329
Definitely need to take a look under the body, and maybe even under those playboy mats.

I don't know what your climate is like, but there's a solid chance you could put your foot straight through the bottom of that thing.

blyat, those amber turn signals are der'mo.

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>>17514529
forgot pic

>>17514329
Almost got one of these. Ended up not buying it after we found water in the engine. It's notorious for blowing head gaskets so that's definitely an area you'll want to look at. Hope that helps a bit.

If all the fluids look okay, the transmission shifts decently and there's no frame rot, go for it.

In that price range I think your only other choice is a Dodge Neon and those are even worse.

>>17514329

Check the suspension.

The drivetrains from late 90's chevies are pretty fucking hauss as far as durability goes.

My first car was a Corsica. It was a shitbox. Check for rust underneath the seats. Mine had a massive hole on the passenger side floor. Vacuum leaks were common. Fuel door rusted off too.

The thing rusted worse than my fuckin AE86 does now. Granted mine had like 279xxx miles, but they're shitboxes in my experience. Good for a cheap car, I'd say, but depending on how neglected it's been, you might have to dispose of it in a couple years, who knows.

>>17514329
Not sure how it is in ukraine but buying an old car that isnt common means you will be unable to find parts for it, most people here are from the us and they have no clue how hard it is to find cars like these in the EU, their advice might not be the wisest

both of the cars you mentioned are some of the worst shitboxes America has ever produced. The only way you could do worse is getting a Neon or a PT Cruiser.