Is a 2007 Chevy Cobalt towable by RV?

A 2007 Chevy Cobalt is generally too heavy to be towed by most RVs using a conventional dolly or tow bar setup. While some RVs might have a high enough towing capacity, the Cobalt's weight (typically around 2,700-3,000 lbs depending on trim level) and its front-wheel-drive configuration makes it unsuitable for most RV towing methods.

To tow a front-wheel-drive car safely, you typically need a special carrier that lifts all four wheels off the ground, which significantly impacts the towing capacity needed.

You must check your RV's owner's manual to confirm its towing capacity before attempting to tow anything. Even if your RV's capacity seems high enough, the Cobalt's weight and drive-type may create issues with braking and stability that are beyond the capabilities of typical RV towing systems.

Consult with a professional RV towing specialist for definitive advice on this specific situation. They can assess your RV and its capabilities and give you a safe and appropriate towing solution if one exists.