Chevy supplied us with an Aveo that we thought was only available in weird dreams. Our LT featured a light woodgrain on the dash and doors that actually looked better than what we’ve seen in some luxury cars (though not many), leatherette seats, and faux alloy and chrome accents throughout. OK, so the leatherette left a lot to be desired, but at least it was soft and didn’t feel like 1970s vinyl. The wood, for its part, wasn’t fooling anyone with its authenticity. Plastics were low-rent in places, but the dimpled dash cap had a ever-so-slight soft feel, the swiveling vents felt quite durable, and the radio knob (though not the air conditioning) had a comfy rubber grip.