The New Chevrolet Matiz
Published: 9th June 2005
Celebrate the new Matiz launch with a £500 upgrade
The wait is finally over! Come in and say ‘aloha’ to your local Chevrolet retailer on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 June and help celebrate the arrival of the real star of ITV’s Celebrity Love Island - the all new Chevrolet Matiz at its debut in Britain’s showrooms.
Every customer placing an order for a Matiz 0.8S on Saturday 18 or Sunday 19 June will receive a free upgrade to the 1.0SE - that’s a saving of £500! In addition customers who visit a Chevrolet retailer over the launch weekend could be in the running to win a fabulous new Matiz in a special competition.
The new Chevrolet Matiz could well become the cheapest car to run in the UK. Priced from just £6,095 on the road, the cheeky Matiz comes complete with three years’ free servicing, the lowest annual vehicle excise duty, up to 67mpg on out-of-town journeys and insurance starts at group 1. That takes some beating!
A simple range but all great value
There are three models available in the new Chevrolet Matiz line-up - S, SE and SX. The smaller 0.8 litre engine comes in the entry level S model; this is priced at £6,095. The 1.0 litre engine, ideal for those who make slightly longer journeys or spend a little time on the motorway, is more powerful yet still frugal. This engine comes in SE and SX models where ‘big car’ features such as air-conditioning, electric rear windows and alloy wheels are included. The 1.0SE is priced at £6,595 (air-conditioning costs £400 more on this model) and the fully equipped 1.0SX is £7,695. Insurance ratings are 1 for the 0.8S, 2 for the 1.0SE and 3 for the 1.0SX.
Chevrolet Matiz
Our Chevrolet Matiz Guide lists the full specification of the current UK Matiz range, including car prices, fuel consumption, dimensions and other vital data.
Price Range: £6,265 - £8,395
Body Style:
Fuel:
Models in the range: 4
Our Car Buyer’s Guide covers all of the UK’s major new cars and includes CO2 ratings and car insurance groups. Data updated on the 21st Sep 2008
