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[mute]

i hate to say it but i think i really like that front end

[Turbojett]

ugh. I don't.

[z28luvr01]

No way.

Now this Cobalt, aside from the eyelids, is very appealing:

That body kit's actually now available from GM Accessories. I'm at least somewhat interested in it.

[the_yellow_dart]

The top one is at least unique. If you're going to spend all that money, why not change the look dramatically?

As for the one z28 posted: If you got that bodykit, my guess is that most people wouldn't notice. It's just a lip kit, like Toyota sticks on some Corollas. Does it look sportier? Maybe, but I just don't see the point of doing all that work for such a subtle change.

[Brandon Lutz]

Ick. Chevy needs to abandon the super thick center cross bar idea. Just makes the front end of a vehicle look all funky.

[CaddyXLR-V]

I like the front more, other than the body kit. The thicker bar looks better, and resembles the Chevy SS concept. The production front looks too economy car like.

[z28luvr01]

As for the one z28 posted: If you got that bodykit, my guess is that most people wouldn't notice. It's just a lip kit, like Toyota sticks on some Corollas. Does it look sportier? Maybe, but I just don't see the point of doing all that work for such a subtle change.

I think that's why I like it (not the Corolla part). It gives us 2.2 guys an affordable opportunity to get 95% of the SS look without doing all the mods required to swap the bumpers. Believe it or not the SS and non-SS bumpers have different mounting points and some mods need to be made to both the body and the bumper. Plus, at $800 + paint, it's relatively cheap for a body kit.