Need Some Advice After Cobalt Overheated

[DonBriggs]

Hello everyone.

First of all, I hope I've posted this in the correct section. Forgive me If I haven't. I'm ok with it being moved to its correct forum section if need be.

Anyways, I own a 07 Chevy Cobalt. This car has been great to me since I purchased it used from a buddy just over a year ago. It's fulfilled its job quite well, while sparing me any headache. However, just yesterday my car overheated on me. When I got home I inspected its radiator and found that this part was to blame. It showed signs of leakage and a majority of the fins were severely bent. I know that replacement is my only option at this point, but before I do so, I'd like some advice. I've decided to purchase an aftermarket version online, but don't know which companies are reputable. I've found two that I particularly like but before I buy from one of them, I'd like some sort of verification that they are a legitimate business. I almost never buy anything online so I don't know how to spot a scam, and I can't afford to be scammed.

Has anyone dealt with either of the following companies and can verify that they are a legitimate company? The parts on each site match the OEM number of the part I need.. Thanks in advance.

2007 Chevrolet Cobalt Radiator 2.2ltr Or 2.4ltr 4 Cyl Oc
or
Chevrolet Cobalt Radiator > RadiatorSpot.com

[YelloEye]

Never worked with either of those companies, an OEM replacement part is going to be just as good for the most part. I'd check junkyards near you for G5 and cobalt rear end wrecks, could snag a radiator for cheap.