N ot every great performance car comes with a big price tag—or even a big name. Buried beneath the noise of pony cars and ...

Look at the marketing and the name and you'd think the Chevy SS is nothing but a Corvette-engined mulletmobile good for nothing but burnouts. As it turns out, that's not what the car is like at all.

and SUVs So after a few years of not offering an affordable sports car, Chevy is back with a stepping stone to the Vette: the $21,995 Cobalt SS Supercharged. A far cry from the rear-drive ...

Yup it's the 2008 Chevy ... the Cobalt SS delivers a quick 0-60 time of approximately 5.7 seconds – thanks to the manual transmission's "no-lift shift" feature – and a sports car-like maximum ...

Let's paint the scene for you. It's late December 2005, you're home sick from school, and you just fired up Need for Speed: Most Wanted on your GameCube. After thrashing around in the iconic E46 ...

It made an immensely cooler and far more capable car with the Chevrolet Cobalt ... GTI and Honda Civic Si a solid run for their money, the Chevy Cobalt SS lasted from 2005 to 2010 and featured ...

Chevrolet’s Super Sport, or SS, models, were among the best. Now, Chevy is hoping to bring back the glory days with a muscle car for the 21st century. A new rear-drive, V8-powered sedan ...

This problem does not occur once the car has sufficiently warmed up. Chevy produced just 759 examples of the Cobalt SS sedan in 2009, which was the only year the Cobalt SS was offered as a four-door.

As it was back in 71-72, the Heavy Chevy is the perfect choice for second-generation Chevelle fans who can't afford an SS but want more of a muscle car than the standard Malibu sport coupe.