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The Chevrolet Spark has been around a lot longer than most people may remember. Since it was first introduced back in 1998 by General Motors’ South Korean division of Daewoo Motors, the Spark has seen a lot of changes in its lifetime. The second generation model of the Spark was introduced in 2005, and the third generation rolled off the assembly line in 2010.
General Motors first brought the Spark in 2012 for the 2013 model year. An all-electric version, the Chevy Spark EV, was introduced in California and Oregon in June of 2013. It was the first fully-electric car to be released by GM since the EV1 of 1999.
The Spark is a compact car made in general for city driving, but is the perfect car for the busy commuter, or small family. With a low MSRP, the Chevy Spark is packed full of extras, making it well worth its value.
The 2015 Chevrolet Spark offers its drivers unique customization with eight color options, MyLink touch screen standard, and is the perfect vehicle for city dwellers seeking excellent fuel economy. Not only does the Spark offer a low starting cost, but the cost of vehicle ownership is considerably less than its competition.
The Chevy Spark is the perfect vehicle for those seeking quality without compromising cost. With a base price of just $12,270, the Spark can fit into any budget.
The compact car also received Kelley Blue Book’s “Lowest 5-Year Cost to Own” award in 2014, further proving its low cost of ownership and affordability. So what exactly does the base Spark come with, and how much do high trim levels cost? Check out the details and much more below:
LS: Comes with option of manual or automatic transmission, and provides owners with great options for the cost. Check out some of the standard features of the lowest cost model.
1LT: Also comes with the option for manual or automatic transmission, and starts at just $14,040. This version comes packed with standard features like driver information center, theft deterrent alarm, Hill Start Assist, and steering-wheel mounted phone interface and audio controls. This is the perfect trim level for those wanting a bit more, without sacrificing a budget to get it.
2LT: Starting at $15,095, this Spark can be purchased with manual or automatic transmissions. Packed with luxuries like a 6-speaker audio system, leather upholstery, seven-inch touchscreen with MyLink System, leather-wrapped steering wheel, roof rails, and other exterior upgrades - the 2LT is a great option for drivers who want everything in their vehicle, still without breaking the bank.
No matter which trim level you choose, the 2015 Spark is an affordable option for nearly any budget.
The 2015 Spark was designed to let its driver show off a bit of their own personality.
People spend a lot of time in their cars, especially those with a long commute. Why settle for a bland vehicle that doesn’t help express who you are as a person?
The Chevy Spark offers eight special exterior colors to help its drivers do just that.These vivid, lively, and vibrant colors won’t just keep you in a happy mood while driving into the office, it will brighten the day of everyone who you encounter on the road.
Check out options for exterior 2015 Spark colors below:
Staying connected in everyday life is more important than ever before. Chevrolet recognizes this fact, and offers its MyLink system standard on 2015 Spark LT models.
Equipped with a vibrant color 7-inch touchscreen display, drivers will have an interactive experience enabling them to stay connected no matter where the road takes them. The touchscreen interface is integrated into the Spark with usability and convenience in mind, positioned within perfect reach from the driver’s seat.
Users can create a personalized experience by selecting mobile apps to download to the touchscreen for ease of use. By pairing a smartphone to MyLink via the Bluetooth technology, drivers can upload their contact list, music playlists, and receive and make calls all without picking up their phone.
The MyLink touchscreen on the 2015 Chevy Spark is where convenience and safety come together for an experience unlike any other.
When choosing a car for commuting, it’s important to consider more than just fuel economy. While that aspect may be one of the most important factors to take into account, there are other things that make a car worth driving to and from work on a daily basis.
Value, safety, enjoyment, and comfort are just a few of the other aspects to keep in mind when choosing a commuter car. The 2015 Chevy Spark outdoes the competition in all of the above categories, making it the obvious choice for commuters and city-dwellers alike.
Fuel economy is important, whether you are driving long distances, or sticking close to home. The Spark makes saving money at the pump a no-brainer.
With an EPA-estimated 31 miles per gallon in the city, and a whopping 39 MPG on the highway, the Spark outperforms other gas-powered subcompact cars like the Hyundai Veloster that maxes out at 35 MPG highway. The Fiat 500 is another subcompact car that may beat out the Spark on highway MPG by 1 extra mile per gallon, but with a starting MSRP of $16,745 and a smaller cabin, the Italian import doesn’t stand a chance against the American-made Chevrolet Spark.
One of the toughest aspects of city living, is parking. The Spark is made to fit into those tight parking spaces that no other car would dare consider. For a subcompact car, the Spark impresses with 86.3 cubic feet of passenger room, making for a roomy and comfortable cabin no matter the distance.
When it comes to choosing a vehicle that can pack in people, cargo, and get maximum miles per gallon - the Chevy Spark is the obvious winner.