What Is the Difference Between a 2007 Cobalt LS & LT?
Introduced for the 2005 model year, the Chevrolet Cobalt was a compact car produced and sold by the General Motors brand Chevrolet. The 2007 Cobalt was the third model-year entry during its production run. Its main trims were the base LS and the slightly spruced-up LT.
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Engine and Fuel Features
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Both the 2007 Cobalt LS and LT have a 2.2-liter 148-horsepower 4-cylinder engine, with the standard transmission being a 5-speed manual. The fuel economy is estimated at 24 to 25 miles per gallon for city driving and 32 to 34 miles per gallon for highway driving, with fuel tank capacity measured at 13 gallons.
Interior
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Standard interior features on the 2007 Cobalt LS and LT include tilt wheel and steering, air conditioning, trip computer, and AM/FM/CD stereo system. The LT trims have additional features such as cruise control and steering wheel mounted controls, which some of them coming with erstwhile optional features such as sunroofs and CD changers.
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Exterior
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Daytime running lights, automatic headlamps, rear window defogger and intermittent wipers are some of the standard exterior features on the 2007 Cobalt LS and LT trims. The LT has additional power side mirrors. All 2007 Cobalts ride on 15-inch steel wheels.
Safety
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All 2007 Cobalt LS and LT models have driver and passenger airbags, a trunk anti-trap device, and vehicle anti-trap systems. The LT has additional power windows and locks, and some of them may have side curtain air bags and ABS brakes. Only the sedans have child safety door locks, and some of the LS and LT models may have traction control.
Cost
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The 2007 Cobalt LS and LT sedans are slightly more expensive than the coupes. As of 2010, the Kelley Blue Book price range for the LS coupe is $8,600 to $8,725 and that of the LS sedan is $8,850 to $8,950. The KBB price range for the LT coupe is $9,175 to $9,300; the LT sedan, $9,475 to $9,600.
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