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Specifications Of Chevrolet Optra & Optra Magnum:

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Engine: D-TEC II (Optra); E-TEC II 1.6-liter (Optra Magnum).
Configuration: 4-cylinder 16-valve DOHC i4.
Power: 121 HP @ RPM 5,600 (Optra); 110 HP @ 5,800 RPM (Optra Magnum).
Torque: 165 Nm @ 4,000 RPM (Optra); 150 Nm @ 4,000 RPM (Optra Magnum).
Bore x stroke: 80.5 mm x 88.2 mm (Optra); 79 mm x 81.5 mm (Optra Magnum).
Compression ratio: 9.5:1 (Optra Magnum).
FUEL consumption: 6-8 km/L (in the city); 9-12 km/L (outside the city).
Transmission: Manual 5 acceleration and matic 4 acceleration.
Suspension: independent Front MacPherson struts, rear multilink with stabilizer bar.
Rivals: Toyota Corolla Altis, Gen Honda Civic ES, Mitsubishi Lancer Cedia (Optra); Toyota Corolla Altis Gen2, Honda Civic FD, and the Lancer EX (Optra Magnum).
Year sales: 2003-2007 (Optra); 2008-2010 (Optra Magnum).

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Price Chevrolet Optra & Optra Magnum:

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Year 2003:50-58 million.
Year 2004:55-62 million.
Year 2005:60-67 million.
Year 2006:65-75 million.
Year 2007:72-80 million.
Year 2008:78-85 million.
Year 2009:82-90 million.
Year 2010:87-105 million.

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The Advantages Of Chevrolet Optra & Optra Magnum:

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Affordable prices.
Material quality interiot.
Standard features quite complete.
Dings padded and comfortable.
The cabin is quite extensive and flexible.
Maintenance costs are relatively cheap.
Efficient FUEL consumption.
Handling.

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Shortage Of Chevrolet Optra & Optra Magnum:

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Depreciation rates.
Accelerated boyo.
Transmission less sprightly.
At least use the builtin.
Airbags only to drivers.
There is no screen Multi Information Display (MID).
The availability of spare parts and usually have to indent.

So a full review about review specs, prices, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of Chevrolet Optra & Optra Magnum. Finally, the sedan is very suitable for those who want comfort, spacious cabin, abundant features and using a car with a long period of time with a throw over the depreasi price.