finklejag

I bought a new flip key from ikeyless and had my dealer laser cut it for free. Now I can unlock and lock the drivers door with the remote. Super easy to program. Just insert your original key and turn the car ON. Then remove it and insert the new key and start the engine. Enjoy your new flip key!
 

I have been very impressed with my 17 LS. I have 4,200 miles on it and 1,400 of those miles were from a road trip to the Canadian Rockies. The car shocked me how well it drove on the highway and wind noise was not a problem. I owned cars that were double the price of the Spark and the road and wind noise was very loud. I bought my LS for $4600 off MSRP. I wouldn't buy this car near MSRP though but for the price I paid, it is a hell of a car for what I use it for.
 
I don't think the Spark will last another generation here in the US, sales are down to below 1,000 units a month. The next generation Sonic is on the chopping block. Ford isn't going to bring the new Fiesta here either. As long as there is cheap gas in the US, the short sighted American will continue to buy CUV/SUV type autos.

My LS came with steel wheels and covers. I Plasti dipped them black a few days after I bought the car. I found a set of Spark wheels on ebay that were dealer take offs. I bought them for $240.00 and that included the center caps and TPMS sensors. I paid $55 per wheel to have them powder coated satin black. I think they came out looking great!
 

 

I just bought a LS 5 speed last week for $9300, MSRP was $13,875.  You just missed the Chevy 20% off sale. My local dealer has some 5 speed models marked down an extra $1800. For that price I bought it for a commuter car. I feel the interior has plenty of room. The redesign made the Spark look pretty good compared to the last generation.