Large vehicles such as pickup trucks and SUVs have been the most popular throughout the USA for quite a long time now. Even so, there are still quite a lot of subcompact cars like the 2021 Chevrolet Spark that still persist as some Americans are drawn to the driving and parking ease, nimble maneuverability, and frugality they confer. Humming at the prow of the Spark hatch is a small-capacity inline-4 motor that spurs the front wheels with 98 horsepower and 94 lb-ft of torque. Though it seems feeble, this is all the subcompact needs for its resolve as a pragmatic and frugal city runabout. There aren't many cars out there that come in at around the 2021 Chevrolet Spark hatchback's price, but the Honda Fit, Kia Rio 5-Door, and Mitsubishi Mirage are all formidable and highly appealing alternatives.
The fourth-gen Spark was last refreshed comprehensively in 2019. Nevertheless, for 2021, you're still not really getting the same vehicle as last year's Chevrolet Spark or the year before, as the new model has some small updates. Among these are changes to the color palette, both inside and out. Last year's 15-inch black alloys are gone, too. No other significant changes are evident.
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