As stated on this question for someone else: "There are a lot of factors to take into consideration. First, are you talking about an "as-is" Cavalier or a modified version? If you are talking about a Factory equipment Cavalier, don't try to tow anything heavier than 500 lbs, and then that is even taking a chance. These cars are NOT made for towing! Have a Certified mechanic/technician add a trans-cooler, have all of the fuilds replaced with upgraded ones, and have the back-end reinforced, you "might" (and I say might lightly) be able to tow 1,000 lbs. for about 5 miles or so at a time. Again, this car IS NOT built for towing, and the cost to modify it would be more than it would cost to upgrade to a small GMC Sierra or another type of pick-up... You might even make out better renting a U-Haul, if the towing you need to do is short term. I've seen some people tow a motorcycle with Cavalier-style cars, BUT again, this is NOT advised!"
How much weight can a 2004 Avalanche tow
A 2005 Chevy Cavalier can tow a small utility trailer. A tow hitch has to be purchased and installed on the vehicle before towing the utility trailer.
2000 lbs
More than Ford and dodge
without tow package it can handle 1 ton (2000 pounds) with tow package 3500 pounds
1000 pounds
Only if you keep the front wheels OFF the ground..
look in the door jam my 68 c-60 says 24000
how much weight can a ford transit 100bhp tow
10 pounds.
2007 colorado lt 2 wheel drive...1547# max load and 4000# tow... info is from specs.
Modify into tow truck = tow anything but a hummer