What is the Chevrolet Beretta?
The Chevrolet Beretta was a two-door coupe in the brand’s passenger-car range. It shared the L-body platform with the four-door Corsica, but had its own coupe body and styling.
The Beretta was a single-generation model, running from 1987 to 1996. Its design included distinctive vertical door handles mounted on the B-pillar.
Engines
The Beretta’s petrol engine range was 2.0 L to 3.1 L in the United States and 2.2 L to 3.1 L in Canada. The range included four-cylinder and V6 choices.
How economical was the Chevrolet Beretta?
US EPA figures cover 1987–1996. The lowest listed consumption is 9 L/100 km, and the best combined EPA rating is 26 MPG. Canadian figures cover 1995–1996 and list a lowest consumption of 9.6 L/100 km.
The US EPA and Canadian NRCan use different test procedures. The Canadian figure is based on the 5-cycle test, so results from the two markets are not directly equivalent.
Where was the Beretta sold?
The Beretta was sold in the United States and Canada. It had one L-body generation, spanning 1987–1996; Canadian figures cover 1995–1996.
Questions and answers
What type of car was the Chevrolet Beretta?
It was a two-door coupe sold from 1987 to 1996.
How many generations did it have?
One L-body generation, spanning 1987–1996.
What was the Beretta’s best combined US EPA rating?
The best combined rating was 26 MPG.
Which engines were offered in the US and Canada?
The US petrol range was 2.0 L to 3.1 L; the Canadian range was 2.2 L to 3.1 L.