Can a Chevy spark be flat towed?

eskins wrote:
Ok, that towing guide is REALLY helpful, that's what I was looking for. Again, thanks a million.

Only use that towing guide as an initial reference. for whatever you decide on [COLOR=]CONFIRM it with the owner's manual.
bumpy

Ok, that towing guide is REALLY helpful, that's what I was looking for. Again, thanks a million.

Thank you all for the responses! Gtn Katz thanks for the link. I'm so glad I started searching before I just ran out and bought something based on weight, starting to think a Honda Fit is a better option.

read the owner's manual under either towing behind a motorhome or recreational towing. that is the only valid source.
bumpy

Moved from class A

To make it a little easier, go HERE to the How To Tow Like A Pro page and enter your name & email address.
Be sure to uncheck the Sign Me Up checkbox.
Once that's done, the input area is replaced with a hyperlink like this: Dinghy Guide Download Page that will put you where you need to be.
You can then view or download the PDF 2016 Guide To Dinghy Towing.

Oops ... Seems that they haven't put the 2016 out there yet.

So ... for the OP ... here's what's in the 2016 Guide for the Chevy Spark:

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  Base Curb Weight: 2,246
  Speed/Distance Limits: 70 MPH / None
  Towable w/ Manual Trans: YES
  Towable w/ Auto Trans: NO
  Mileage City/HWY: 30/41
  Special Procedures: NONE

I provided incorrect info. There is no longer any information about towing on the GS.com site. However with their magazine 'Motorhome' we received a separate booklet on the info. But I see others have provided an actual link..

Good Sam has a complete section on towables on line..

Towing GuideSays that the 2015 Spark with manual transmission only can be flat towed at speeds up to 70 mph.