Do you tow a Chevy Spark?

We own a 2013 Spark, manual trans. Paid $9999 brand new.
Not a toad, but everyday driver.
If anyone is interested, the dealer we bought our car from has NEW 2016 Sparks for $10999/ man trans.
Google Airport Chevrolet in Medford Oregon.

Hello,
We own a 2014 spark. Auto transmission. We have had no real issues with the car other than the AC is not real strong. We have a small Class C and I am considering a tow dolly for our spark. I will say we like the gas mileage and are very happy with the car overall. I think towing on dolly will be very easy.

Thanks for all the replies.
We were only consicering the gas Spark. The electric spark isn't towable.But it's nice to hear it was a good drive.

I drove an electric spark at my work. It was kinda small, but mileage was fantastic! It never needed any gas! I would drive it to go pick up parts, and usually the max distance was only about 20 miles roundtrip.

The electric one has about a 75 mile range. They do make a 120 volt charger, as well as the more permanent 220 volt charger. Charge locations are showing up in a lot of places out west. My boss has a electric spark, and will drive it to the coast, more than 85 miles, and he stops at a Casino along the way, stays for about 2 hours to get a good recharge from their 220 volt charger. Cost is only about $2 to refill the battery 50%.

The boss has a home in Lincoln City, as well as Portland OR. So he can charge in either location, as well as some car chargers at my work.

Good luck,

Fred.

The Toyota Yaris is flat towable with the manual, weighs less than 100 lbs. more than the Spark and has a much better reliability and resale record.

I would buy a Yaris 10 times over the Spark.

This would be a second car for us, in addition to being the dinghy. We'll definetly look into the baseplate. Thanks for the reply.

We drove a Spark as a rental once and when we went looking for a new car to tow thought about getting one. When we found it had to be a manual we passed as the wife don't do manual. Opted instead for the Sonic. I have no issue with the car albeit a bit underpowered but I've never met a small 4 cyl non turbo, automatic with AC that wasn't.

Also, before you buy make sure the vendor you want for the base plate has one for your choice of year, car.

From what I read, the Fit isn't towable anymore.

Can't respond to towing a Spark, but my granddaughter has one which she likes a whole lot. I am not so sure it is a well built vehicle, and I would not have endorsed the purchase if asked. I now keep my mouth shut! It is very small, extremely under powered, and uncomfortable. As a tow vehicle, it may be ideal-small, lightweight, and can be towed 4 down.

I would seriously look at the Honda Fit, if it is towable, then it is a better choice.