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Chevrolet Cavaliercavalier (bi-fuel cng)

J-body (1995–2002) · Gasoline or natural gas · 2.2 L

  1. 01Make
  2. 02Model
  3. 03Generation
  4. 04Powertrain
  5. 05Equipment
Power
Not listed
Drivetrain
Front-Wheel Drive
0–60 mph
Not listed
Combined economy
23.0 mpg

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Appearance Package

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Convenience Package

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Sport Package

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Sun and Sound Package

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Overview

Production start
2001
Production end
2001
Size class
Subcompact Cars

Powertrain

Engine volume
2.2 L
Displacement
2.2 L
Cylinders
4
Transmission
Automatic 4-spd
Drive
Front-Wheel Drive

Performance & economy

Fuel type
Gasoline or natural gas
Primary fuel
Regular Gasoline
Secondary fuel
Natural Gas
City fuel economy
20.0 mpg
Combined fuel economy
23.0 mpg

Range & reference data

EPA range (secondary fuel)
140 mi
City economy (secondary fuel)
Needs verification
Combined economy (secondary fuel)
Needs verification
CO₂ emissions (primary fuel)
Needs verification
CO₂ emissions (secondary fuel)
Needs verification
CO₂ tailpipe (primary fuel)
386.4 g/mi
CO₂ tailpipe (secondary fuel)
334.8 g/mi
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