I BOUGHT A CHEAP CHEVROLET AVEO FOR £2,400!
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As soon as he says car vertical I skip until it’s finished 😂
Glad I have RUclips Red
You should make an offer for that 'Wonder Grip' van. It probably does about 5 miles a year.
Lol, I was thinking as I watched, that van doesn’t move! 😂
Or charge them for the continuous product placement 🤷🏼♂️
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
its got stuck
I think it’s a bit obvious Matt charges the Wonder Grip lad for the shots of his logo
Engine falling apart but gets excited when there’s an arm rest and the aircon is working 🤣 this is why subscribed.
Matt's new purchase checklist:
Hope and expectation of profit: check.
Wonder Grip van in car park: check.
Needs a clean: check.
Bosch wiper blades: check.
Service history: ABSENT!
Massively overspent: YESSS!
I loved that Matt was celebrating that he had "free" reg plates, at the time the engine was flashing warning lights and misfiring all over the place.
Great video Matt, as always. Thank you!
They are all over the USA and usually driven by those with utterly poor credit and they're always beaten to within an inch of their lives. There's a green one in my town that doesn't have a straight body panel on it and the headlights are being held in with tape. 🤣🤣
They’re known as the Sonic in America.
I rented one a few years ago in the US, its actually one of the cars I enjoyed to rent. Usually end up with a Nissan Sentra which IMO is the worst car ever to grace the planet!
Utterly poor credit! The same owner of said green car gives nothing to finance companies/banks has lowered his outgoings dramatically and probably doesn't give a shit what people think! Here in the UK some of the wealthiest people I know run around in old cars and old clothes! I run a 17 Yr old Ford mondeo 1.6 ltr petrol just passed another mot stands me around £300 and I've clocked up 25k in it so far! And will probably see it over 200k yet when people need to lend £1000 who do they come too? Social credit scoring is a mugs game! The only winners are those who score you!
Do you own it??😂
@@majorminor3367 Of course I do! Bought for cash around 15 months ago!
New drinking game, every time Matt says one of his catchphrases - take a shot. 'Well we're here', 'a good buff', and 'I've massively overspent'. Great video as always, I've never heard of one of these!
"Brake discs looks a bit ropey”, "it needs a good clean"
Crying out for a set of reg plates.
'its got a clutch at least'
'pulls well'
'thats had paint'
If I played that game, I would be as pissed as a rat!
Do my electric windows work?
You gotta love this guy: "I've set a repair budget of 500 Pounds"; two weeks later; "Well guys, I've overspent on this!" or "I've massively overspent!" If I was going to live in the UK, my first stop after Heathrow would be to head directly to High Peak Autos to purchase a car from Matt!
My old man's Aveo LTZ has done 249,000 on the same engine, clutch and gearbox.
Is it the diesel or petrol
Matt, good luck selling this... I never heard of anybody looking for a Chevy/Daewoo Aveo... Might look a bit more interesting then a Corsa or a Punto, but much harder to sell...
Mate of mine had one, was a pain to get parts for. Low mileage and it wasn’t this much money 😂
I quite like the looks of the Aveo, I think the front looks quite "sporty", I like the headlights. The dash that looks like a motorcycle dash is kind of fun. I seem to remember they could some some quite eye-catching colours as well. This one looks pretty decent for 'just' silver, and the spec is pretty good.
Definitely goes in the "Interesting 1st Car" category, and so I'm glad it fell into Matt's tender mercies, it definitely seems like a car with (as Matt says) "A bit of life left in it yet".
If you like it so much I have good news there is a sorted one with a dealer in Stockport. Go get it bought.
Wonder Grip van resting up as usual 😂
added a dent removal van now to by the looks of it
@@teatimetel174 that’s a subtle advertisement for them.. wonder how much he paid Matt?!
Talking of Chevys, we're waiting for you to come over to the states and tour around in some more interesting cars. Maybe later this year?
I’d love to
That would make for some great content, perhaps do a 2 week stint there and rent a few cars, would be fun to see your views on a hellcat 😂@HighPeakAutos
We had a pair of 2013 Insignias and a 2011 Astra at work and we had a printed sheet of the fault codes on the wall, it was like a weekly game of bingo 😂
So much for German 'gründlichkeit'.
Yep, I have an Opel Karl, horrible car, and very often a code will come up on start up, then disappear a few Kms into the ride...piece of crap....I don't even bother looking the codes up anymore cos there's obviously nothing wrong apart from the fact it's Opel 😂
Sold in Australia as the Holden Barina and you still see 'em all over the place.
Evening Matt you will sell this, loads more people looking for cheap car nowadays instead of electric crap.
We bought a Matiz new for £5500 many years ago. Had it for 11yrs, did all the school runs and both kids learnt to drive in it. Sold it with 100000k on the clock. Never needed anything except wear and tear items. Brilliant in the back lanes of Devon.
I've got an 09 aveo and honestly. My favourite car. Bought 3 years ago for £750 with 42000 miles on the clock. Never let me down. There's 3 in my entire area up here in Scotland. Fun fact, hold the unlock fot 5 seconds and all rhe windows will go down, lock button for windows up
In Canada and the United States, Chevrolet sold these as the Sonic. While not the most desirable of vehicles, they tend to be quite reliable, minus some water pump issues on the early model years.
Yes. And don't forget to change the timing belt at 100,000 kilometres. It's an interference engine, and you'll be looking for a used engine if the belt goes. Other than that, they are an excellent car.
When we "sold up" in USA sold our car we decided to rent a Camaro SS for our last 10 days there because i had a Cirgi car of the Ss as a kid and had always dreamed of driving one........what a a mammoth heap if junk, it was a huge disappointment and the embodiment of why the American car industry has gone downe the crapper!😢😢
You need to get a yellow Arnold Clark sticker in the back, there’s bound to be someone who wants to drive round in it 👍
Funnest comment seen in long time They love them here too. In Ireland 🇮🇪
My brother still has a Sonic aka Aveo, now at 170K mi. I didn’t mind driving it around town, was kind of fun.
Sometimes the low milage bites you I'm afraid.. Had a Chevy Spark 1.0 from brand new 2011, 11 years later and with the gramd total of 62000 miles it was toast. Cracked head, friendly mechanics opinion 'short journeys and not getting car consistently up to temp is a no no, especially on those wee 1.0 engines'.
it's a corsa if you look closer. not a daewoo. a corsa is a daewoo, an astra is a daewoo, it's a cruze with the z link with the same engines... i mean was, now it's stelantis, but you get the point.
they are decent looking cars but chevy badge put people off , it's a corsa underneath, they did a1.4 rs turbo here in uk, known as sonic uk usa, coil pack lasts about 25,000/ 35,000 mls
Wow I'd never heard of the 1.4 turbo! Seems only 10 were imported to UK? Cant see any 0 60 times anywhere but 140bhp in this in 2012 was decent for a warm hatch. Still is.
they sold a few thousand of these in south africa , sedans and hatches. not bad quality , fairly light on fuel. less likely to be stolen than a polo or fiesta
The guy from Wonder Grip as told the guy from Dents to park there for some free advertising lol before you know it the car park will be full of van from the local businesses wanting some free advertising ...great video as always thanks Matt
Good morning Matt, nice looking car for someone as a first car or a second family car. Thank you for taking the time to plead another video. Ged.
I agree with the low mileage comments, not always a good thing. I bought a 3 year old Vauxhall Omega V6 back in the day. 120,000 miles, a service history like a phone book and owned by a major bank. Brand new inside and ticked like a Swiss watch. Other than a camshaft sensor, it was flawless and was a real hoot to drive. Don't forget that the Australians race their version of the Omega. Was one of my better purchases.
don't the Australian version have a 4ltr V8 under the bonnet
Always liked the look,of these, it’s a smart little car
The Aveo was sold in the US from 2004-2020.
2004-2011 as the Aveo,
2012-2020 as the Sonic.
I remember! The Sonic name was a marketing thing made to let Americans think that it was a ''cool, hip'' European car. Of course it wasn't, it was only a newer Aveo! Nobody got fooled!
Good little car, very easy to drive, and from memory as i worked at a chevrolet dealer here in the uk, very reliable, rarely saw these go wrong. Cheap to run, cheap to service. But parts might be harder to find since chevrolet left the uk many years back..
We bought a cheap previous shape Aveo here in Spain after your thoughts on your Spark courtesy car. It’s been reliable and cheap to maintain for the last 2 years in a country where let’s just say maintenance and car care isn’t often the priority. Thanks for your insight!
CONGRATULATIONS STOCKPORT COUNTY!! PROMOTED TO LEAGUE ONE👍👌
These were known here in America and Canada as the Chevrolet Sonic and most of these cars were turbocharged from factory. And I don’t know about this “Aveo” but the Sonic were assembled here in Michigan (Orion Township)‼️ and that Oldsmobile you’re talking about Matt is the Alero.
I once took the key out of the ignition while rolling in to my parents drive at midnight. CRASH. fence gone. Very dangerous to do that when the steering lock kicks in
Talking of low mileage cars being sought after - my neighbour in the 70’s had a Skoda that was 4 years old with only 700 mile on it. It would never start and when it did it broke down quickly.
Stale fuel……on another note pun intended i had a nissan note 11 yr old 5500 miles old lady owned 400 miles a year…..i kept it for 5 years added 15000 ….never missed a beat , just sold it to offshoot of family…i think that aveo would be a good buy as long as new owner not looking for a drivers car.
"Don't I know how to pick 'em" ... "...£500 ...." which we all know won't happen, but is exactly why we all follow you and supportively chuckle.
You do care about what you sell and be as fair as you can .. so big respect .. keep it up!
Allways on the look out for a sneaky partridge reference….keep them coming 👍
The Ecotec engines have a problem with water seeping through the rubber seals corroding the coils (causing misfires). Source: I've owned a Corsa.
I would have expected no more than £3000 for the car after everything sorted. It's basically a Daewoo is it not?
An awful lot of issues for such a low mileage motor - in my opinion at least.
No mate it's a GM / Chevy / Corsa basically underneath and a EcoTec (Vauxhall corsa) 1.2? Daewoo made the Matiz and fridge/freezers? lol (If Daewoo used the same engine it's just because they also used GM parts but I've never even heard of Daewoo for 'bout 20 years, sure they were gone by then?!)
@@danielgreener4574 In 2011, the name "Daewoo" was definitively removed with the company being renamed GM Korea and the Daewoo brand replaced by the Chevrolet marque. It's just a Chevy badged Daewoo at the end of the day.
@@gtd65spot on. This Aveo started life as a Daewoo Kalos originally. Daewoo borrowed heavily from Vauxhall (remember the Nexia?! Based on mk2 Astra) so was no surprise it ended up in the GM stable when it folded.
@@shabba890 I remember them being fairly popular in the 90"s, particularly the Nexia.
You keep saying, "It's not a bad looking thing, is it?" When clearly it is a bad looking thing. Very bad looking...😆 Good episode, as ever... 👍
😂😂😂
better looking than a Corsa/Fiesta/Rio/110 though imo
they were popular in Australia as the Holden Barina but largely because that nameplate was such an institution, from 2005 to 2018 it was those rebadged Daewoo models, before that from 1994 to 2005 it was a rebadged European Corsa, and originally from 1985 to 1994 it was a rebadged Suzuki Swift, so it's been many different cars but always a staple here
You'd have to pay me to take that.
Front styling / lights is fierce - like a Dodge Charger.
Brit who lives in the US here. I've never heard anyone say "cha-siss" in the nearly 15 years I've lived here. I think you might be thinking of the difference between the soft "ch" and hard(er) "ch" that some people use in the UK. I generally here "cha-see" (with a "ch" pronounced like in the word "cheese") here in the US. I recall that sometimes in the UK people would go for the softer "ch" as in "sha-see" (with a "ch" closer to the word "chef"). Anyway, dialects are a thing, nothing is right or wrong, variation is kind of the beauty of language, at least to me!
We've had the previous model (2009) for 2 years and about 20,000 miles and hardly spent anything on it...discs and pads and a wishbone. Great car but not as economical as it should be for a 1.2 and masses of them around here in Hungary.
Had one of these back in 2014 - blue LTZ with the diesel engine, and a touchscreen infotainment. It was TARDIS like in the back and I genuniely enjoyed it. Proper wee tank 🙂
In US it's called Spark and they sold tons of them , they were even featured in a transformers movie
17:17 and then the steering wheel lock kicked in 💀
I find it funny to hear that it's a rare car. These are everywhere here in Canada!
From general motors just like Vauxhall used to be. No wonder it has loads of faults lights and codes flashing😅. I scrapped my old corsa when the engine management went bust and left me permanently in a very weak and slow limp home mode.
How the hell is this 2400 pounds and a Golf 6 that's a much better vehicle even with 5x more miles just 500
Where you finding a golf 6 for £500 😂I'd love to know because the only £500 golf 6s I can see on the internet are spares or repairs. Minimum is 1300 quid for one running properly although would be high mileage
@@Afraz_9n3 there are a few on his channel
Wonder Grip works brilliantly as that can hasn’t moved once.
I got those De Agostini magazine vibes. Where you get a part each month. Then when you're done youve bought a 1 to 1 replica of a Vauxhall Belmont.
And if you'd bought the real thing it would have been half the price.
in my country that called SONIC not aveo, the Aveo here is smaller lol
I bought the 1.3 vcdi diesel ltz spec in 2014 for £6500 had done 20k 2 yrs old a 1 owner car. (in 2012 that model was £13500 new!) It was a shame GM ditched the brand as this was the start of new model range which were miles apart from the Daewoo brand previously(the aveo platform was to be used on the updated corsa back then.It shared some mechanical components with the astra j . It had really supple ride quality, precise steering very comfy seats and the diesel had a 6 spd gearbox so runs to Scotland around 300 miles were effortless. Unfortunately eml light came on mass air flow fault Egr cleaned and renewed but kept happening so it turned out that a friend who was a vauxhall tech said its got sticking valves causing egr to block with unburnt carbon so would require major strip(said it was common in the corsa with that engine ( a fiat derived unit) and mainly high mileage driving school cars with lots of stop starts with a hot engine .Obviously your petrol version wont have that issue so i hope you sell it to someone who will appreciate how good the car is overall and very decent spec to.
Engine light on, warning code on, running on 2 cylinders. I know I'll take it for a drive??
You can guarantee if a customer returned a car and said they had done that you would have a bit to say
My other car, my 2007 Hyundai Amica CDX Auto Mk2 has still only done 14,400 from new but don't let the low milage fool you. It has despite it's low milage been a bit problematic, mainly the brakes. Trouble is it often sits around on the drive gathering dust and rust. As it has tiny wheels everything is so close to the ground so even when stationary heavy rain will bounce back in to the gubbins. This is usually the brakes and more annoyingly the castle rings and ABS sensors. Every MOT it's the same thing with rusted ABS components and a shattered ABS castle ring (the bit that looks like crenellations). I think you do have to use the car to a certain extent to keep it going or it just seizes up (a bit like me). It's worth tuppence and yes... I massively overspend at every MOT!
They sold these in Australia, no idea what they were called, but they seem to have the reputation as a good, solid and reliable bus, if a bit basic .
Great video not a bad car for a comuter car .. probably cheap ro insure and tax would imagine the mpg woukd be good on the motorway.. different tp the corsa with a ok interior
People can have the wrong idea about low mileage older cars. They think that low mileage equals no wear. Not so. Age can deteriorate your car as much as mileage can.
My XJ is 11 years old with only 26000 Mike's on it. The supercharger nose cone spring return failed giving me an eye watering £1500 bill. It wasn't the mileage it was the age. Plastic parts don't age well. But if it had done 80-100,000 the spring return might still have been OK as I've heard of over 100,000 mile engines still running the same spring return as new.
The rubbers perish and things that need lubrication fail like shocks etc
You are totally right. Every part/component has their own lifetime and also every equipment&machine&car have their own calculate design life
My Mercedes AMG is the same age with 139,000 miles on it.
Its had every service. Its never had a fault unti this January when it needed a new suspension coil after whacking a massive pothole in a parking lot that I couldnt see as the rain we'v had disguised how deep the damn thing was.
Dont skip maintance and dont let your car sit in the drivway forever... and I find they tend to be fine.
Seems like it hasn't had any maintenance (or cleaning) other than whatever was the bare minimum required to pass the MOT.
04:33 Advert over car inspection starts
06:56 Interior
09:00 Bonnet up
10:40 Boot
12:00 Drive
15:58 Car back from mechanic
18:25 Costs
I think we've come along far enough that you should start importing Mercs from Bulgaria
Great video and content. Love hearing you say you overspent, but I think you did the right thing.
This video sums up the way car prices have gone in the last 3 years. I looked at these before covid for my son as they were very cheap. I had a Chevy Captiva that had been great. Son's response: "what is it, can't I just have a Corsa". So a Corsa he got. Fast forward 4 years and the Captiva went. Chevy pulling out of UK and lack of spare parts made it a pain to live with. Aveos are now the same price for the same car 4 yrs ago?? Sadly my son would still make the same comment😁
Ah, the parking sensors work.... on a very tiny car with no truck overhang. But hey, they work! Yay? 😐
There are quite a few of them here in Canada under the name Chevy Sonic.
Yes He's (Matt)it a great guy honest as the days long.
Anyone reading my text always buy from this man
You will always get a great deal on any of his cars
Kevin from Radciffe 😊
My Dad bought one a while ago. Cheap, pretty solid/well built, and reliable. Far better than a lot of other cars TBF.
I had a similar small Chevrolet in Spain too funnily enough. GM must have had a deal for Spain because they were quite common and sold very well there, think I've only ever seen one in the UK. Great little run arounds, a tank of petrol lasted for ever and always easy to park. Brilliant budget run arounds.
Aint no way you spent 2,400 on an Aveo 💀
edit: and it's broken as well, man this should've gone for a grand maximum
😅😅
I thought it was rather generous. Oh well. Still some profit in it.
I know you've got to make a good story for RUclips but no way this guy would be in business still with all these "I've not seen it yet" buys and "overspent again" good for views though.😂
If he gets those cars from auction
You really know your stuff don't you pet?
They were sold in Australia as a Holden Barina , basically a rebadged Daewoo.
The ten year old tax disc in the window should ensure you get the asking price Matt. Looks almost as good as new now.
You wont have seen rarer than what i did at my local petrol station yesterday...a 1952 Citroen 2CV van, absolutely mint it was, didnt think they did a van.
Code 16:- Immediately attempt to get a full refund! Actually I quite like the look of that car, I am getting quite old now though. It's a nice change to see the round reflectors without having a curved piece of plastic over them, that will inevitably end up scatting light to all oncoming drivers.
My mother-in-law bought a new Spark in late 2013/early 2014. She still has it and it's been very reliable. I'd goes as far as to say surprisingly reliable. Don't know the miles now, but I'm sure it's quite high, as she used to do a lot of miles, and she tends to drive on the motorway in third gear. It's actually her second, because early on she was involved in quite a significant accident at a busy junction. And although she did sustain some injuries, they were related to sitting too close to the steering wheel. So, I think they're quite safe, too.
As this Aveo is essentially a Corsa, I'd expect it to be more reliable and more safe than the Spark. IMO, it's a perfect first car for a new driver, perfect second car for a two-car family, and would be perfect even as a car for a young family. With all that's been fixed, should only need regular servicing and tyres for the next five years.
These (and all the other Chevy badged Daewoos) are all over Qatar - sold at the Chevy dealer alongside Camaros, Corvettes, Silverados and Tahoes, these are mostly driven by ex-pat Indians or others from the Asian Sub Continent or the Far East. Cheap as chips but most seem to rack up big mileage with little effort.
I agree with you Matt its a good-looking vehicle and ideal 👍 first car
Looking at the reg plate, this was obviously the company car for the MD of Doc Martens'
Chas-sis, never ever one single time heard the word chassis pronounced that way, here in the States we say it similar to sassy, I think very close to the way the Britts say it. That Korean (Daewoo)built Aveo was called the Spark here once the CVT failed it was off to the junk yard, I don’t think I ever saw one with a manual, how can you text and live cast to your social media shifting gears. Believe or not our Aveo was even a smaller jelly bean looking thing that were mostly manual transmission cars that I still occasionally see. Here in the States get a manual transmission and it will never be stolen, young people can’t drive a stick.
they are very competent small cars.. here in south america they were sold as Chevrolet Sonic (hatchback and sedan, LT/LTZ, MT6/AT6), only in 1.6 16v Ecotec with 110 hp guise.. problem is that only him has ever used this 1.6 engine around here, in a very short run.. they were sold only between 2013-2014 in a lineup full of other compact cars from GM, which narrowed it's market.
Tbh its a really good car for pizza deliveries and going around town. Fun fact Aveo is a in house brand of Muller GBMH( a big store with cosmetics and products in Europe). Glad you saved a little minter with low mileage.
Great video and work as always Matt! :D
They sold quite well round here in Worcester, I see loads
These are sold as the Sonic in the US.
Chevy also sold a model known as the Aveo at the same time but it was cheaper.
The Sonic was the darling of rental fleets and sold to a lot of first-time buyers and in several model years approached 100,000 units sold.
It was available with both turbocharged and normally aspirated engines, both engines have the same horsepower but the turbocharged variant had more torque, as well as 3 and 5-door hatchbacks or a four-door sedan and aside from a few issues with water pumps in early model years, were known to be quite reliable and durable.
I've been keeping my eye on these cars, a better spec corsa with low tax for less money
Early 2016 just after they exited the market, a local dealer was selling unsold pre-regs listed for £7950 and I got one for a relative for £6500 cash as they just wanted rid of them. Used car prices are now bonkers.
They really are! Bloomin covid. We bought cars mid to late 2020 and despite the passing of time and increased mileage, dealers have the sane age cars on sale at about the same price now. Peak cheapness seemed to be July 2020 then a steady climb as the buying appetite shot up and production slowed down.
@@shabba890 I bought a 2017 Civic in March 2021 for £15,000 and then traded it in for £14,000 2 years and 10,000 miles later. The dealer who originally sold it to me then sold it within two days for £18,000 that was at peak insanity in late 2022 😂
@@TheRealEmile yeah it's mad. Covid really did screw the country. Pent up demand was the word and the days of cheap uk motoring disappeared forever.
This is the USA chav / thav. Tenement housed Vauxhall Corsa. They are all over the shop in south west Atlanta.
who ever sold you this done well.
Why? Just why 🤷🏾♂️
It's not a bad looking car. Certainly a rare one. Having watched your channel for some time, I don't think it's your worst buy.
Fingers crossed for a quick, full price sale.
I recon it would be pretty cool sticking one of the higher power gm motors into one of these, something like the motor out of a corsa vxr
Turns out there was a 140bhp 1.4 turbo but they hardly sold any over here.
@@shabba890 it’s not bad I suppose but the corsa vxr here in the uk came with 192bhp standard and it’s quite a common platform to modify too so an aveo north of 250hp with a modded vxr engine would be really cool to see
Always had a soft spot for these rare low rent superminis like the 2nd Proton Satria or MG3. Like the Aveo they seemed to be offering a sporty option for not a lot of dosh. I mean, those twin headlamps on the Aveo that look direct from Halfords circa 1999 are worth the asking price alone.
Having locking wheelnuts on this is the definition of hope
I'm starting to think the Wonder Grip van is a kind of product placement
Matt owns the Company and he’s buying that Lay-by now he spends so much time in it
They are mostly fleet cars.
Famous for breaking the belts but the same belts are child's play.
I had a Kalos for 3 years and it was very reliable. Always started first time and 40mpg.
Hi Matt well estimated £ 1000 for repair soon as you started the car up . Chevy translated means heavy in your pocket . Good video and content .
I'm curious why your left hand is stronger than your right hand 😂😂 Great video as always, Matt. Have a great weekend
It’s a mystery
Great production. Someone is going to get a well sorted runabout.
Chevy Sonic here in the US, and actually built in the US in Lake Orion, MI. Sadly no longer available, but it was a decent car.