I am a proud owner of an opel corsa utility. 2009. 1.4 base. Still drives like new at 212000 kms. Wont part with it. Never let me down. Yet!

I love my Chevy Utility. Its almost 6 years old and going strong!!

I remember this as it was yesterday. It was in 2010

This is a wonderful bakkie and it's a must to have when looking at a purpose of picking up goods fr the family

we need this in the U.S.A. badly

Unfortunately we would have to wait until it's over 25 years old to get one in the U.S.A. that's why I made my own version using a Chevrolet Aveo

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How many Inches is the car radio for this Chevy bakkie I want to order a radio for it

There seems to be some disparity between the breaking performance of different vehicles. All the journalists who attended the launch have commented on the slow up-take of the break pedal although not everyone agrees with Marius that this necessarily has anything to do with the possibility of carrying loads. If you are thinking of buying the vehicle, I would suggest you discuss the possibility of adjusting the sensitivity of the pedal with the dealer.

I beg to differ about the brakes, drove one, applyd the brake, almost flow out the front window!!! and it was the 1.4

Ek sal hou van om die bakkie te kry as ek 18 is!

It's a Brazilian design, not South African

Exelente montana, esta es mejor y mas bonita! que la saveiro

My bakkie cut off engine while driving

"Utility" is just the name. In Brazil, this pick up is the "Chevrolet Montana". It's just a new generation of a pickup based in the Opel/Vauxhall/Chevrolet Corsa. They build a new car, with a worst plataform, a worst motor... And that awful design. They decided to use a 1994 plataform in the new generation car just to reduce the production costs. This car sucks. I don't know if they sell these cars in South Africa, but the Volkswagen Saveiro, the Fiat Strada and the Peugeot Hoggar are better.