The 2003 Cavalier comes in Cavalier Coupe, Cavalier Sedan, Cavalier LS Coupe, Cavalier LS Sedan, Cavalier Sport Coupe, and Cavalier Sport Sedan, at either 2-door or 4-door. All Cavaliers feature the Ecotec 2.2-liter engine that offers remarkably responsive performance, excellent fuel economy, and cleaner emissions. Four-speed manual transmission is standard to all models of Cavalier, but an optional 4-speed automatic is also available. 2003 Chevrolet Cavalier features an exterior with sportier look with new safety equipments. The Coupes has a sportier look while the Sedan provides roomier rear seats. Safety equipments featured by the Cavalier are the dual front airbags as standard and the optional side-impact airbags and ABS.

 

 

Other standard equipments include ABS air conditioning system, tilt steering column, power windows, dual power mirrors, power locks, keyless remote, rear defogger, intermittent wipers, four-speaker AM/FM/CD/stereo, and cruise control. The sport model has the added sport suspension, 16-inch aluminum wheels with performance tires, body-color door handles, chrome exhaust outlet, special exterior trim, easy-entry front passenger seat, leather wrapped shift lever, and rear spoiler. The Chevy Cavalier works pretty good on winds and corners. It is tough on rugged roads by throwing road vibration. This model has a revised chassis that creates a feeling of tighter and smoother ride. The models with four-cylinder engine will get a good throttle response. Cavalier was introduced in 1982, and continuously proving its durability.