Chevy Beretta Floor Mats for Sale | OEM Used Interior Floor Mat Set

Description

About the Chevy Beretta Floor Mats

Need a replacement Chevrolet Beretta vehicle-specific floor mat set? Part Nests sources OEM used floor mats for Chevrolet Beretta sport coupe applications from 1988 through 1996. OEM vehicle-specific floor mats are cut and molded to fit the Beretta interior floor pan exactly, with mounting hardware to secure them in place. Each set is inspected for surface integrity and mounting hardware condition. Call (855) 634-4447 to verify year and floor mat configuration before ordering.

Chevrolet Beretta Vehicle Context (1988-1996)

• Production era: 1988-1996 US, nine-year production run. GM’s two-door sport coupe entry during the late 1980s and early 1990s
• GM L-body platform: The Beretta shared the GM L-body compact car platform with the Chevrolet Corsica. The Corsica was the four-door sedan / five-door hatchback variant while the Beretta was the two-door sport coupe variant on the same platform
• Sister vehicle – Chevrolet Corsica: Same L-body platform with sedan / hatchback body styles. Corsica and Beretta shared the vast majority of mechanical components, interior components, and engineering. Floor mats and interior components often cross-reference
• Positioning: Sport coupe positioned between the entry-level Cavalier and the larger Camaro in Chevrolet’s coupe lineup. Emphasized affordable sporty style
• Discontinued after 1996: Ended when GM restructured the compact car lineup around the Chevrolet Cavalier. The Beretta and Corsica were both discontinued after 1996; the L-body platform was retired

Beretta Performance Variants

• Beretta base and GT: Base and mid-tier trims with 2.0L / 2.2L I4 or 2.8L / 3.1L V6 engines. Everyday sport coupe positioning
• Beretta GTU (1988-1990): Earlier performance variant with the 2.8L V6 tuned for higher output and enthusiast-focused suspension. Distinctive body styling included ground effects, unique wheels, and GTU badging
• Beretta GTZ (1990-1993): Later performance variant with the 2.3L Quad 4 DOHC I4 engine (~180 HP). The Quad 4 was GM’s high-revving DOHC four-cylinder that competed with imports like the Honda Prelude and Nissan 240SX. The GTZ was one of GM’s most credible performance compact coupes of the era
• Beretta Indy 500 Pace Car (1990): Limited-edition pace car replica commemorating the Beretta’s role as the 1990 Indianapolis 500 Pace Car – a marketing highlight for the Beretta program

Chevrolet Beretta Engine Options

• 2.0L I4: Base four-cylinder engine for early years
• 2.2L I4: Updated base four-cylinder for later years
• 2.3L Quad 4 DOHC I4 (GTZ): GM’s high-revving DOHC four-cylinder engine (~180 HP). Notable for higher redline and revvy character than typical American V6 offerings of the era
• 2.8L V6: Earlier V6 option (about 130 HP) for GT and GTU trims
• 3.1L V6: Upgraded V6 option (about 140 HP) for later GT variants
• Transmissions: Five-speed manual and three-speed automatic (early), four-speed automatic (later years)

OEM Vehicle-Specific Floor Mats Overview

• Vehicle-specific fit: OEM floor mats are cut and molded to fit the specific Beretta interior floor pan exactly, following the contours of the driver footwell, passenger footwell, and rear passenger area (2+2 coupe configuration)
• Materials: OEM Beretta floor mats were typically carpeted with rubber backing for traction and Chevrolet or Beretta branding embroidered on the driver mat. Some GTZ and GTU variants may have had unique badging
• Mounting hardware: Anchor hooks or clips designed to engage with matching hardware in the floor pan, keeping the mats from shifting during driving
• Set typically includes: Driver mat, passenger mat, and rear passenger mats (two-piece rear set common for coupe applications). Configurations vary

Chevrolet L-Body Historical Context

• L-body platform: GM’s compact car platform of the late 1980s and early 1990s, produced 1987-1996
• L-body vehicles: Chevrolet Corsica (four-door sedan / five-door hatchback), Chevrolet Beretta (two-door sport coupe, this listing). L-body was a two-vehicle platform focused on Chevrolet’s compact car segment
• Production location: Wilmington Assembly (Wilmington, Delaware) built the L-body vehicles for the US market
• L-body successor: After L-body discontinuation in 1996, the Chevrolet Cavalier took over the compact car role for Chevrolet. The Cavalier had been sold alongside the L-body but became the sole Chevrolet compact after Corsica / Beretta discontinuation

Related Chevrolet Listings

• Chevy Aveo: Chevrolet’s subcompact car 2004-2011 (Daewoo-sourced) – see our Aveo flex plate listing. Different era and platform but shares the Chevrolet mainstream small-car lineage

Vehicle Compatibility

Why Buy From Part Nests

• OEM verified floor mat set for Chevrolet Beretta 1988-1996
• Cross-references with Chevrolet Corsica same-year applications for some interior configurations
• Surface intact, mounting hardware verified, cosmetic condition documented
• Free shipping to all 50 states
• 15 day replacement warranty on component defects
• Support team familiar with the GM L-body platform and Beretta performance variants
• Call (855) 634-4447 to confirm year and floor mat configuration before ordering.