Due to its small size, it is a perfect car to keep in urban areas where there are tight parking spaces and congested traffic. The air conditioning in this car is inferior to the Joy, which has a 1000cc engine. Boot space is also enough for the size of this car and can fit one big bag with a small bag easily. The legroom for the front and rear passengers is also optimal. Cupholders are provided for the front passengers in the center console. There are many storage compartments in the interior. The side mirrors can be adjusted manually from the inside using a small lever. It has power wheel steering that makes it easier to maneuver in urban areas and in tight spaces. It also has a remote to lock and unlock the vehicle and an anti-theft system.
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Power windows are given for the front passengers only. It was marketed extensively in red when it was launched. The exterior design language of this car is very youthful and gives a feminine vibe. The owner has taken this car to the northern areas of Pakistan with significant ease and comfort. The engine in this car is also from Daewoo. In some countries, the same car has also been sold as Daewoo Matiz. When this car was launched in Pakistan, it faced fierce competition from cars like Suzuki Alto, Cherry QQ, and Suzuki Cultus. The reliability of the Exclusive is more than that of the Joy. Joy also had fog lamps that did not come with the Exclusive variant. The car under review, Chevrolet Exclusive, is a Korean import with an 800cc engine. From 2005 to 2009, Maxis Motors produced Chevrolet Joy in Pakistan. The international version of the Chevrolet Exclusive was discontinued back in 2005. The Chevrolet Exclusive, also launched under Joy in Pakistan, is a compact hatchback that rivaled the likes of Suzuki Mehran, Hyundai Santro, and Daihatsu Cuore.
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