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My aunts old 1997 Chevrolet cavalier coupe RS, it died in 2018 and she gave it to the Rawhide Boys Ranch. I have no idea who took these photos, but everything matches up with her cavalier, same color, rust, hubcaps, same mileage, and the last reported service in 2018 matches with when she donated it. Although I believe these photos were taken shortly before she got it. I'm guessing that they were taken by the person who sold it to the dealership that my aunt bought it from.
Chevrolet Cavalier station wagon
with 3.1-liter V6
model year circa 1991-1994
An outstandingly well-kept survivor, this.
My aunts old 1997 Chevrolet cavalier coupe RS, it died in 2018 and she gave it to the Rawhide Boys Ranch. I have no idea who took these photos, but everything matches up with her cavalier, same color, rust, hubcaps, same mileage, and the last reported service in 2018 matches with when she donated it. Although I believe these photos were taken shortly before she got it. I'm guessing that they were taken by the person who sold it to the dealership that my aunt bought it from.
My aunts old 1997 Chevrolet cavalier coupe RS, it died in 2018 and she gave it to the Rawhide Boys Ranch. I have no idea who took these photos, but everything matches up with her cavalier, same color, rust, hubcaps, same mileage, and the last reported service in 2018 matches with when she donated it. Although I believe these photos were taken shortly before she got it. I'm guessing that they were taken by the person who sold it to the dealership that my aunt bought it from.
This is the 2nd generation of the Cavalier, which survived for just over two decades (1981-2005) before ending production after three generations. In that time span, the Cavalier was sold as a Pontiac (Sunfire) and a Toyota (Cavalier).
Though the nameplate has been gone for over a decade, General Motors recently decided to resurrect it for sale in the Chinese market. Who knows if the nameplate's success there could lead to its spread elsewhere and, maybe, a possible return to the North American market where it was born.
Photographed at the Sioux Center Summer Celebration Car Show
Sioux Center Iowa
Saturday June 8th, 2024
Basically a re-badged Chevy Cavalier with a slightly edgier design. In 2005, the Sunfire was replaced by the G5 after about 11 years on the market. They're not a terribly common sight these days.
Never really known for reliability of build quality, the Cavalier has become increasingly uncommon on the streets these days. The model was discontinued in 2005 globally (pictured is one of the last ones made during model years 2003-2005), but resurrected for the Chinese market in 2017 where a new fourth generation is sold alongside the Chevy Cruz. Chevrolet has announced that it will bring the Cavalier to Mexico next year, marking the Cavalier's return to North America after a 3 year hiatus.
I highly doubt we will see the Cavalier back in the USA again given the presence of the Cruz, but Americans closer to the southern border may soon start seeing some new Cavaliers on the road again from time to time.
Never really known for reliability of build quality, the Cavalier has become increasingly uncommon on the streets these days. The model was discontinued in 2005 globally (pictured is one of the last ones made during model years 2003-2005), but resurrected for the Chinese market in 2017 where a new fourth generation is sold alongside the Chevy Cruz. Chevrolet has announced that it will bring the Cavalier to Mexico next year, marking the Cavalier's return to North America after a 3 year hiatus.
I highly doubt we will see the Cavalier back in the USA again given the presence of the Cruz, but Americans closer to the southern border may soon start seeing some new Cavaliers on the road again from time to time.
Chevrolet Cavalier Z24
XXX Root Beer Drive-In
Issaquah, WA
Sony A7II
Olympus Zuiko 28-48mm
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Seen on Oct 28,1991 They were both bought brand new my parents cavalier went to my older brother in 1996-97 and I sold the Monte Carlo to a friend in 1997.
My mother gave this car to my older brother Ernie seen on Nov 10,1996 (bending over) a few months later when she leased a new 1997 VW Jetta for 2 years and his girlfriends 2 kids where helping.
My Parents had just bought this car brand new and is now sitting in the driveway it was a 4 cylinder 5 speed car.
The concrete blocks sitting in the yard sat there until Oct when my brother in law Pete and I rebuilt the foundation and added a new basement door on the north side of the house.
My Mom Dad sisters and niece seen on July 4,1988 in the lake Taconic NY parking lot for a day at the beach with my parents blue 1988 Chevy cavalier parked near a 1965-66 Ford Mustang.
And my fathers used 1979 Pontiac phoenix seen on April 26,1988 in front of it that he bought in the spring of 1984 and sold it in 1990 the Cavalier was given to my older brother Ernie in 1997.
My sister and brother in laws brand new house seen on April 1,1988 and my parents new blue 1988 Chevy Cavalier my sisters 1987 Honda Accord and my brother in laws rusty 1981 4 cylinder Ford mustang in New Paltz NY
My Nephew at 7 on March 14,1993 walking in the deep snow in my driveway after the "Blizzard of '93" before I shovel'd it my Mom's 1988 Chevy Cavalier is on the left and my new 1993 Pontiac Grand am coupe is next to it.
Seen on June 19,1988 in the driveway with my 1986 Monte carlo LS next to him and a few 1970's GM wagons across the street.
Seen at my moms house on May 12,1996 and my sister Sandy is by her 1986 Cadillac sedan Deville and my 1993 Pontiac grand am is on the left my moms 1988 Chevy cavalier is on the right and my 1987 Chevy van is in the back.
This was seen on Jan 10,1996 after a blizzard my Moms blue 1988 Chevy Cavalier my covered 1993 Pontiac Grand Am and my 1987 Chevy van under the snow.
My brother Ernie and his girlfriends kids are here also seen on Nov 10,1996 my mother gave this car to Ernie when she leased a new VW Jetta shortly after this.
My aunts old 1997 Chevrolet cavalier coupe RS, it died in 2018 and she gave it to the Rawhide Boys Ranch. I have no idea who took these photos, but everything matches up with her cavalier, same color, rust, hubcaps, same mileage, and the last reported service in 2018 matches with when she donated it. Although I believe these photos were taken shortly before she got it. I'm guessing that they were taken by the person who sold it to the dealership that my aunt bought it from.
My 1988 Chevy Cavalier, as it appeared on June 1, 2003 before I dinged the hood. Previously uploaded to Wikimedia Commons and released into the public domain (see commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:1988_Chevrolet_Cavalier.jpg)
Seen at his parents former house on March 4,1989 (my sister and brother in law) in Rolling meadows NY near Kingston in front of my parents 1988 Chevy cavalier with his parents 1979 Coupe Deville to the right he is my nephew who is now 30 years old.
JUNE 19,1988...My parents brand new car seen on June 19,1988 with a 4 cylinder engine a 5 speed standard with air Am-Fm tape player etc it was given to my brother Ernie in 1997.
they all look to be under 10 years old. I don't know what the middle one is Kia?
My guess is that the Sonoma, and Cavalier were impounds, and the owner never came forward? Maybe the purple one too?
Blue Island, IL
April 2008
Aire acondicionado, transmisión estándar, frenos ABS, bolsas de aire delanteras, motor ecotec 2.2 140hp, seguros eléctricos, volante de posiciones, desempañador en el medallón, 130,000 km, único dueño, todas las verificaciones y tenencias al corriente.
You can call this "Throwback Saturday," 'cause that's what's going on here. So, here's a little backstory behind this piece of automotive excellence... Back in 2002 or so, I was cruising around in a 1993 Chevy Cavalier. It was really a great, reliable car, and I didn't mind it because "you can't beat free." (Thanks for the car, Dad.) I was on the way home from band practice one Ohio night. I glanced over, momentarily saw a deer running nearly parallel to my car, then it promptly bolted right in front of me. At 50 MPH, it bounced right off like a Rubbermaid trash can would and ran off. In the process, this deer - which was apparently built like a tank - crushed one of my headlights, crumpled my hood, and left fur on the license plate. Thank God I wasn't killed, as that's not completely unheard of in that part of the world. Somehow, the highbeams still worked, so I turned those on (headlights for safety!) and blinded some people on the drive home. I really didn't care, as my adrenaline was pumping to such a degree I couldn't sleep that night. The next morning, I headed to the junkyard and picked up a replacement headlight bucket. Being a broke college kid, I couldn't afford the hood I also needed.
As fate would have it, my best friend's Cavalier had just thrown a rod so, riding high on ambition, he beat the hell out of the car, with the hope of winning "worst car" in a "hoopty car show," sponsored by a local radio station. He invited me over, and we beat the car with a pipe wrench, some guys added duct tape racing stripes to the hood and painted flames on the hood, and some fat guy caved in the roof by doing a "diving leg drop" wrestling move.
After all this work (and fun), cars in a lot worse condition rolled into the car show (my buddy had his towed in) and, defeated, he had it towed 30 miles back to his apartment complex, where it languished with no potential in the humid Ohio air.
Thus, I asked if I could swap car hoods. With my friend actually being my best friend, he didn't care, so I made my way on over to the apartment complex one day and did what I needed to do.
After that, people, of course, didn't get it. They laughed at my hood. I laughed, too. It's just one of those scenarios where to have to make the best of the situation. You've just got to suck it up and play along with the joke, whether that's the intention or not. After all, I could have bought some paint and covered it all up, but I didn't.
A dozen years later, I'm in a much better place now, but that's the kind of thing that keeps me grounded, and part of it was an initiation. I asked my dad for help, and he said "You can do it... You can figure it out. This is the kind of thing that'll make you a man." I accepted the challenge, and it was for the best.
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My older brother Ernie and his girlfriends kids are washing our mothers car on Nov 10,1996 that she gave to him shortly after this to lease a new 1997 VW Jetta.
38 model years apart, 9400 was delivered in December 1963 by St. Louis Car for Flushing Line World's Fair service.