Chevrolet Lacetti Saloon (05-06) - Review Review by David Ross on 16 Feb 2007 Last Updated: 15 Feb 2013 2 The Chevrolet Lacetti saloon is perhaps the least desirable bodystyle in the model range, lacking the practicality of the hatchback or estate version. Not many buyers like small saloons, especially ones without a recognised badge, and Chevrolet doesn't cut it for most people. Summary Driving & Performance Equipment Comfort Costs Safety & Reliability Buying & Selling Owners' Reviews Also Consider Facts & Figures Company Car Info Gallery 3 out of 5 Buying used View full gallery Buying a used Lacetti saloon will ensure you've missed out on the biggest part of depreciation, making this more attractive as a cheap and well equipped family runabout. Avoid the 1.6 and aim for the 1.8-litre - it only comes in one trim - CDX. See 1 used Chevrolet Lacetti Saloons for sale, starting at £2,495 2 out of 5 Selling The saloon is the least appealing version of the Lacetti and lacks the practicality of the hatchback or estate. A lack of awareness of the make and model will be another hurdle to overcome, but the decent levels of equipment should be a good selling point. Back to: Safety & Reliability Continue to: Owners' Reviews Car Valuations Find used car prices with Parkers accurate car valuations. Find out more Chevrolet Lacetti cars for sale We have 1 models like this for sale. Find Chevrolet Lacetti cars for sale