![]() 09/02/2016 at 19:13 • Filed to: Canadalopnik, You had to look at the tag to find out this was called an Orlando | ![]() | ![]() |
Okay, they stopped selling it new in Canada in 2015, but still. It’s... a car? That I guess drove? I dunno, it arrived with little fanfare and left with even less.
Eh, fuck it, no one cared anyway.
EDIT: It was also available with a manual, which makes roughly three people here sad. Seven seat whatever it was with a stick.
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It looks like someone stuck a Chevy nose on a Jeep Renegade. Eew.
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You mean this is still in my heart?!? Do I need Canadian healthcare to feet it out?!
OH GOD WHY!?!?
![]() 09/02/2016 at 19:21 |
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I assure you, it most certainly was more than... eh, you could be right.
![]() 09/02/2016 at 19:21 |
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More like someone put a jeep nose on a Chevy Orlando.
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I don’t think you understand, seven seater with a manual!
Surgery is on Tuesday.
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They are very popular here in Chile as the Uber car of choice because 7 seater cheap diesel wagon. I would still get a Mazda 5 over this because sliding doors.
I’m guessing in Canada it wasn’t available as a Diesel or a Manual so that makes it a pretty bad choice.
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Where were these made? We got them in Europe as well, but when Chevy as a whole was discontinued here (2013?) this was discontinued with the rest of them. The US never got them. Canada is, from a volume perspective, a tiny market. So where’s the rest of its market?
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Wait they didn’t sell that in the States? Wasn’t it called the Orlando?
![]() 09/02/2016 at 19:25 |
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It was available with the manual! Just not sold in very high numbers.
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Apparently South Korea and South America.
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Not sold in the States, and it sure was!
![]() 09/02/2016 at 19:30 |
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Meh, already have six seats and mine still looks 10 years newer than that.
![]() 09/02/2016 at 19:35 |
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I liked them because they were noticeably longer than a Rondo, allowing for more cargo carrying. They also depreciate like rocks.
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Eh 2 guys in the bed of a crew cab Tacoma counts as seven seater with a manual in my mind.
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I believe it’s only sold in Chile and Venezuela in South America so two tiny countries plus South Korea so not a big market. The rest of South America get the much worse Brazilian Spin:
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I still don’t know why anybody bought one over the Rondo, the other manual Korean minivan.
![]() 09/02/2016 at 20:35 |
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There are plenty on Autotrader for around $10k right now with not-so-ridiculous mileage. Depending on how much insurance is, it’s not a terrible deal.
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I know a lot had weird wiring issues in the back...I’ve seen a lot around here where the rear turn signals would light up whenever the driver would brake with the brake lights... O_o
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*vomits on my shoes*
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I knew someone with one. A lot of utility with a low price. And it had a stash spot behind the radio for your weed. Or a cell phone...
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For $10k with a stick, it doesn’t seem like the worst decision in the world if you needed a people mover.
And of course any secret compartment is going to be used for drugs.
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Yes it is. I had my bum sewed up so I couldn’t smuggle drugs. Haven’t had a decent shit in years. Like custard through a strainer....
Brown, smelly custard. .
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Atleast it was manual. And Cruze based.
I always wanted to modify one, Cruze coils fit. Same bolt pattern too.