Curbside Classic: 1987 Chevrolet Turbo Sprint

The Volt is GM’s current answer to CAFE mandates and a hedge against high oil prices. In the mid eighties, the answer to the same challenge was the Chevy Sprint. The two couldn’t be more more different.

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  • ToolGuy It depends. Will I be traveling in a country with paved roads, or will the trip be in the U.S.?
  • John Born in Detroit, with nearly everyone in my family involved in the auto industry. I've watched these kinds of dynamics for over 60 years and - not surprisingly - nothing's changed in regards to the auto industry's business culture or world perspective. Hard-core lobbying to impose 100% tariffs is yet another sadly tiring response to willing ignorance and unfounded arrogance the still pervades Ford, GM, and Stellantis. When they suddenly wake up to find their business is on fire - and not in a good way - they blame everyone but themselves. If they actually wanted to provide the world with the best, highest value products, then they actually need to do the work! Frankly, it's embarrassing to watch. Stellantis is feeling the pain right now, and Ford is right behind. And I would bet a dollar GM is not exactly looking at the brightest near-future. Yeah, they are way behind, and it's their own doing - again! Open the floodgates and let's duke it out! That should reawaken what was once upon a time an American industry that was envied around the world. Not a collection of whining losers.
  • EBFlex Anything related to China is a threat. China a threat to the entire world. Releasing a cold that shut down the world was only the start. That was chemical warfare
  • VoGhost Most TTAC commenters won't have the guts to click the link and find out the truth. https://www.geotab.com/blog/ev-battery-health/
  • Ajla I bought a Cadillac DTS that should be good for it soon.