Chevrolet Aveo New Aggressive Shown in Paris

Chevrolet Aveo New Aggressive Shown in Paris - General Motors ensure the appearance of the latest generation of the Chevrolet Aveo at the Paris Motor Show 2010. This will accompany a small hatchback MPV 7-passenger hatchback Orlando and the Cruze as a star exhibit at the State Wine.
Most of the lines of similar design with the look of the new Aveo Aveo RS concept in attendance at the Detroit Motor Show in January. At the front, a pair of headlights with a round design with the center of attention because it can make a more aggressive figure. Chevy grille typical of a separate, also stood out in front. Hood is equipped with firm lines that make the car look muscular.
Another distinctive feature, the position of the handle openings are placed at the back door, hidden in the C-pillar, like Spark. The shoulder line on the higher side of the car, make a new generation Aveo looks more sporty look.
Dimensions are now longer and wider than previous generations. The result, also become more spacious cabin. Chevrolet claims, now the largest luggage space in between the rivals.
In the interior, the material on offer, claimed to have high quality with an abundance of storage space. Modern dashboard and audio system offers Bluetooth connectivity and a USB port.
Enhanced chassis balance to provide better stability and comfort. Aveo is also equipped with electronic power steering (EPS), electronic stability control (ESC) and brake with ABS as standard features.
In Europe, this car will be offered with a choice of petrol and diesel 4-cylinder. Machine consists of a 1.2 liter petrol (70PS and 86PS), 1.4 liters (100ps) and 1.6-liter (115PS). For the first time, two 1.3-liter diesel engine option (and 95PS 75PS) is equipped with Start / Stop.
Remarkably, the Aveo is offered with a 6-speed automatic transmission for the European market and is the first in its class. Transmission five or six-speed manual will be standard in accordance with engine options.
Aveo will be sold first in Canada and the United States in 2011. (Compass)