These are pretty awesome. I got one as a rental and drove it 1750 miles total on a road trip. Ultra comfortable on my bad back, handled great and got around 30 mpg average, nice stereo system, powerful pickup on busy freeways, quick break response, tons of room in trunk for large suitcases, quiet interior, etc... no complaints! Requesting one for my upcoming road trip.
I have Cruze 2.0 LS+ VCDI (diesel) since August 2010 and almost 10000miles. Fine car. Engine is powerful with a lot of torque. 47mpg with easy foot. Top speed 130mph, 0-60 in 9 seconds. Not noisy at high speed.
this car is nice, I just drove one of these 1800 miles this weekend. JET BLACK with dark tinted windows also black interior. I pushed the speed limit on the interstates and this car didnt hesitate up and down extreme hilly areas. It didnt feel small to me at all, generally I prefer trucks-suvs but would considering buying this car now.
I have a 2012 Cruze base model, I bought it labor day weekend and I love it so far! Hesitant acceleration can become a pain especially in stop and go traffic (I live in the ATL metro area). This is my second car and second GM car, I had a 2004 Chevy Aveo LS which was brand new when I got it and it was reliable until the timing belt broke at 91,000 miles. I'm a big fan of GM and I would recommend the Cruze to anyone in the market for a compact sedan!
Yeah I agree. I've test driven the Cruze and was really impressed. It feels taut and refined which is rare for a compact vehicle. So kudos to GM for that. Only other American car that impressed me that much was the Cadillac CTS.
Great review, I agree the American companies have finally made this sector a priority. I am a vehicle researcher for a company here in the US. Since 2008 the companies that have made strides to provide better built and ergonomically designed vehicles are. The two Korean brands KIA and Hyundai, and the American brands Chevy, Ford, Buick and Cadillac. All of these auto makers have invested in trying to give the consumer more bang for their buck in many of these newer models as they discard...
@WillyPhister you should seriously reconsider, as a fellow skeptic myself my family member baught one, and loved it, i checked it out, drove it, and fell in love myself. i ended up buying one, and i wouldnt trade it for ANY compact car I have owned in the past. its so amazing, i cant even explain, just drive one! especially one of the loaded ones, WOW! is all i have to say.
1 Reason that really captivates me on this car is it's safety features! im a 24yrs old and a very aggressive driver whenever i see a wide highway, i would definitely squeeze the gas pedal! thats why rather than going to Civic and Corola which body are very soft, and unsafe, i will picked this CRUZE anytime of the day! If you want safety car for less cost, CRUZE is for you!
Just bought a Cruze fully loaded and Im loving it! People look at this car and they have no idea its a Chevy. Gotten a lot of compliments from people and stares from a few hotties. Hope Chevy does a SS version in the future.
Cruze 2010 owner here. I fell in love with this car the moment I saw it and bought it right away. However, it was extremely unreliable and kept breaking down. Transmission died a year later at 30k miles. Engine died at 90k miles. So many things broke down and ended up spending a lot of time and money in the shop. It was fun to drive and looked reall sexy, when it functioned.
@MrSteveco81 He's driving with his leg up against the seat. The car has plenty of foot room below the IP and steering wheel. It doesn't suffer from lack of space at all, in fact, the car leads the segment in interior room.
@DeltaFlyer07 I think the new 200C is going to be a value queen. The V6 will make 287 HP, a MyGig navigation system and it will ring in at $25,000. Yes the Cruze gets higher MPG, but the 200C makes no compromises.
I like how the host presents everything so easily and honestly. I just wish he would have commented on the space of the car because he looked sort of cramped in it. But overall I love this car and how he presented it.
@CrimeSpree33 i just bought a chevy cruze and found that it's overall a very short car, not very long, so although a coupe would look nice, it gets a similar styling to other coupes yet can still fit 3 in the back which is why I like it so much. The review is great too!
I just bought a new ECO, 6-speed manual transmission. I tested about every car out there in this class, as well as every model of cruze - and I have to say the ECO blew all the other cars away. The LTZ is a sweet ride, but the ECO is getting 50 MPG. I got it for an amazing price-$19K exactly. I also tested the automatics, but not as smooth as the manual - the tubo and shifting seem to fight a bit. You will want the manual ECO. It's untested, but that's what warranties are for. We'll see.
@guyNbluejeans Was it the base Cruze or the higher up models? Different powertrains are available with different packages. I'm curious how they drive but I'm refraining from doing so before I get tempted lol. I'll wait till next year till the prices start to drop a bit for a demonstrator one or a used one. How did you find the refinement.
@kabasti 4.3L Vortec engine. Probably one of the most reliable engines they've ever made. My family has had a 1990 Safari and 1998 Astro. Had the Safari for 14 years and it was still working when we got rid of it and bought the Astro which we still have. Both powered by the 4.3L vortec. Fantastic engine and the old Astros/Safari's run a long time. The caprice was well liked too.
drove the cruze and i absolutely loved it. I am usually a ford guy myself but i've tried a lot of the smaller cars. Cruze is great to drive, better than the civic by far. quieter than the civic. Better overall comfort than the civic/corolla. However, resell is a factor but more importantly dependability is gonna be a matter because I drive a whole goddamn lot
I agree with everything this guy says in the review....drove it through some twisting turns and wow, felt like I was bolted to the street the whole time, great steering feel. It isn't fast feeling tho, the fiesta which has a smaller engine and supposedly slower 0-60 just felt more fun to drive but this The interior is great but 1 MAJOR thing...backseat felt smaller than the Fiesta, I'm 6' 1", fit in fiesta's hatch, head hit the roof in this.
the engine on the 2008-present Chevrolet Cruze/ Daewoo Lacetti Premiere/ Holden Cruze Engine 1.4 L Ecotec I4 (t/c gasoline) 1.6 L Ecotec I4 (gasoline) 1.8 L Ecotec I4 (gasoline) 2.0 L VCDi I4 (t/c diesel)
Drove a Impala v6, Sentra and Cruze. Liked the cruze best of all. Cruze is way more stylish instead than either. And the speed and maneuverability was really good. Anyway, nice review.
I was driving one as a rental. Has nice pickup for a small engine, sounds nice went you give her. I do not like the placement of the buttons for the radio but overall not bad for a car. Great on Gas. But I still like SUV's or pickup trucks.
to what the Japanese brands did in the early nineties...when they gained control of the market by providing more vehicle for the money and a a better or equal price point...Ron makes a great point towards the end of video...Would you buy this vehicle based on what it brings to the table? Or would you pass it up solely based on the past history of the company in this vehicle segment...If you were to compare the Cruze to a similar model from the Japanese brands you would be surprised to find out.^
this is an awesome car. i've wanted it since i first saw it. i've done a ridiculous amount of research and i haven't found anywhere near enough cons to make me look elsewhere. except maybe the new fusion coming out next year. this line is gonna be nothing short of amazing come gen. 2 and 3. definitely buying it when i buy my first new car. gonna do some work on it but thats just me. i wanna have a little more fun. gimme some more horses and some torque and this is the PERFECT car
I test drove a Cruze yesterday and didn't find it to be that big of a deal. The steering wheel on that cross part looked to be painted plastic and when I stepped on it a bit it's like there wasn't much there at all. I wouldn't rule out getting one but after doing lots of research on it I thought it would be more than what it was. It could be the my expectations were just way too high. It happens.
I only wish this car came out before I just released a c-class... I couldn't stomach the look of the civic, and would never touch a toyota with a 10 foot pole. But this car I would buy alone for its looks. I suspect that it will maintain a very high resale value because I think it will blow away the competition. Keep on chugging GM!
@stutzman2 - Well that is fair enough. It's up the them to show you that the product is equal to or above par. But after hearing how much was going to pensions that can now be allocated to quality components etc., I have alot more confidence. This car base costs $14995 in Canada, pretty good price for what you get. I was at a Scion dealership a couple months ago - the egos took up the showroom, albeit somewhat for good reason, but made it tough to deal with them.
I would buy one for sure, My 97 cavalier had almost 200k on it and was still in good shape and running, my dads 91 gmc has about 225k on it and still going strong. I take care of my cars and they take well care of me. If I can do the same thing in a cruze vs a civic for less gimme the keys to the cruze, because I got my $'s worth from my cavalier. GM is making a comeback and they will we just need to get behind them & all US companies. That's job creation
What many don't know is that the engine is made in Austria and the transmission in Mexico. It's all put together in Ohio, but I was just a bit surprised at those two locations. I drove a Regal with a Chinese transmission???
@quatlen ...improving their service, the reliability of their cars, and overall customer satisfaction. Everyone needs some drastic event to help motivate change. For GM it took nearly almost losing their company. Some companies might have realized the error in their ways sooner, but at that point doesn't matter. Either improve or make way for better competitors. That is the way marketing works.
@7477238 I don't know what model it was. I see that I wrote that there was chrome plastic on the steering wheel. That's not so. The stuff was around the speedo and tac, as I recall. The steering wheel did look to be made of a cheap plastic, though. It's hard to explain. I must admit that I study better when there's no sales man there. If possible, it would be good to rent one for a day or two to get a sense of what's good and what isn't. I hope Chevy sells millions of 'em.
@skittleschocolate quality? the cruze is made from better materials than the corrola or civic. Have u seen their interiors? they look so bulky, unorganized, and childish... but then again, im not in the market for this class of car..
In US it comes with the Opel engines? Cause in Romania, made in Korea, it has Opel engines, and I own an Opel (Saturn in US), a very popular brand in Europe.
@marvarvelous they are, be patient its coming! gm has yet to officially announce it but its been leaked onto the internet. along with a diesel version that gets 50MPG!!!! This car is outstanding and by far the best compact car on the market and it isnt even close! they sell 25,000 a month for a reason!
@srtrcr Well Like I said, you keep jumping back from V6 to V8 which is it? Or it's left you stranded but it's sitting in your driveway now? But that engine and trans is fairly new only debuting in the CTS and Camaro. I work with a GM dealership in parts Anthony Autogroup Buick, GMC and formerly Pontiac. For a Car that has so many Trans Issues have not seen one in service for what your speaking on. But I do know this they do sell very well indeed. Good day I'm done kinda boring now
@fxscreamer 96 chevy s10, 260k kilometers, 160k miles i think? anyways it still has no problems :) anything can last a long time if you take care of it.... not chrysler or dodge though...
@fredomatic79 Incorrect. If you take a look closely, you'll see that the 3 speed automatic gets 33 mpg, while the 4 speed automatic gets 36 mpg. Regards to the safety, i wouldn't be arguing. Everything does improve within time and years. (: Peace.
Ive seen this man"s reviews n i have to conclude he really likes american cars more than imports! Idk maybe its just me but i like both american and japanese cars even european cars! But the chevy cruze is really nice fuel efficient and its very reliable even though i feel its TOO underpowered! But overall i would buy this car!
the previous generation lineup that had a hard time gaining consumer confidence mainly for the lack of reliability, build quality and value. On the other side the Japanese auto builders Honda, Toyota and Mitsubishi have been cutting a few corners on their products, from switching their local Japanese parts and components suppliers to the build and standard amenities in the lower end models and even the higher end models. What the American abnd Korean car companies are doing right now equates...
@crammage Thats why diesels have crazy amount of TORQUE, horse power is how much power you have to maintain speed with wind resistance pushing on the car.
lemme tell ya, I'm a ford fan... and crossing into Chevrolet territory is more than a sin for us Ford people, but I have to put it out there, It's on my short list... that price is flashy for the quality you get! not saying I'm absolutely sold on this car, but I am considering it...
How much more refined this time around the American car is compared to it's foreign rivals...And yes you could argue that globalization has now dispersed the notion that buying domestic means nothing more than a badge presence and that Toyota and Honda have been so successful here in the US that they are almost seen as domestic vehicles...but the dividends still return to the country of origin and that can't be overlooked.
I love this car i am watching your review 118 time's to see it , i love your review too and i don't even own it till now i am hopping one day I will 😁😁 and doesn't matter how old it would be haha, hey Cruze wait for me
@fxscreamer. I agree w/ you regarding the reliability of domestic cars. I do not agree w/ you in your opinion of Chrysler. I can't stand the LOOK of new Chryslers but I currently drive a 6 year old Dodge Stratus ES sedan w/ 146k miles. Everything on the car is original. Literally NOTHING has been replaced but oil/fiter & air filters and it's still going strong. Funny thing is my friends Honda has had some problems and another friends Mazda has been in the shop and it's much newer. Just my 2¢.
Manual FTW! I really wish more auto manufacturers would implement a manual in more of their models. Drivers have become lazier over the years; a manual transmission just doesn't cut it in regards to popularity these days. They're cheaper to maintain; just replace a clutch plate and you're good to go. CVT is not the way, IMO. I'm sure I'll catch flak for this, but it's just my opinion. Keep that in mind when replying.
@JCHONDA2NR Its not really an American car, most of the technology is derived from GMs European division Opel/Vauxhall Astra which is an excellent medium hatchback,the Cruze is sold in Europe with a 7 year warranty so theyre pretty convinced by its durability and reliability as good if not better than the Japanese alternatives
Since it's a "world" car, any chance of the USA getting a Cruze hatchback? Seems to me they need to make one to sell it in the rest of the world. The name: "Cimmaron 2.0" comes to mind. I think I'll wait and see.
You should always write the reviewers height and weight to description, Its my advice, so customers can better imagine I dont know - size of interrior etc...
@stutzman2 - Last review I checked of the Cobalt SS showed it wiping the arses of every competitor as far as speed, handling, braking etc. out of the factory, before mods. Personally I never liked the design, and the four door design was atrocious, so I'm somewhat on your line of thinking, but I do think you're overzealous in hating on US products - Cruze was delivered overseas quite successfully for a over a year now - don't be a hater for hatings sake.
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These are pretty awesome. I got one as a rental and drove it 1750 miles total on a road trip. Ultra comfortable on my bad back, handled great and got around 30 mpg average, nice stereo system, powerful pickup on busy freeways, quick break response, tons of room in trunk for large suitcases, quiet interior, etc... no complaints! Requesting one for my upcoming road trip.
this car is so beautiful.. front shape is just like honda accord
I have Cruze 2.0 LS+ VCDI (diesel) since August 2010 and almost 10000miles. Fine car. Engine is powerful with a lot of torque. 47mpg with easy foot. Top speed 130mph, 0-60 in 9 seconds. Not noisy at high speed.
this car is nice, I just drove one of these 1800 miles this weekend. JET BLACK with dark tinted windows also black interior. I pushed the speed limit on the interstates and this car didnt hesitate up and down extreme hilly areas. It didnt feel small to me at all, generally I prefer trucks-suvs but would considering buying this car now.
I have a 2012 Cruze base model, I bought it labor day weekend and I love it so far! Hesitant acceleration can become a pain especially in stop and go traffic (I live in the ATL metro area). This is my second car and second GM car, I had a 2004 Chevy Aveo LS which was brand new when I got it and it was reliable until the timing belt broke at 91,000 miles. I'm a big fan of GM and I would recommend the Cruze to anyone in the market for a compact sedan!
Yeah I agree. I've test driven the Cruze and was really impressed. It feels taut and refined which is rare for a compact vehicle. So kudos to GM for that. Only other American car that impressed me that much was the Cadillac CTS.
Great review, I agree the American companies have finally made this sector a priority. I am a vehicle researcher for a company here in the US. Since 2008 the companies that have made strides to provide better built and ergonomically designed vehicles are. The two Korean brands KIA and Hyundai, and the American brands Chevy, Ford, Buick and Cadillac. All of these auto makers have invested in trying to give the consumer more bang for their buck in many of these newer models as they discard...
@WillyPhister you should seriously reconsider, as a fellow skeptic myself my family member baught one, and loved it, i checked it out, drove it, and fell in love myself. i ended up buying one, and i wouldnt trade it for ANY compact car I have owned in the past. its so amazing, i cant even explain, just drive one! especially one of the loaded ones, WOW! is all i have to say.
My mom has a 2011 Chevy Cruze and I love it. It drives great and the front seat is very comfortable for taller drivers.
1 Reason that really captivates me on this car is it's safety features! im a 24yrs old and a very aggressive driver whenever i see a wide highway, i would definitely squeeze the gas pedal! thats why rather than going to Civic and Corola which body are very soft, and unsafe, i will picked this CRUZE anytime of the day! If you want safety car for less cost, CRUZE is for you!
Just bought a Cruze fully loaded and Im loving it! People look at this car and they have no idea its a Chevy. Gotten a lot of compliments from people and stares from a few hotties. Hope Chevy does a SS version in the future.
Cruze 2010 owner here. I fell in love with this car the moment I saw it and bought it right away. However, it was extremely unreliable and kept breaking down. Transmission died a year later at 30k miles. Engine died at 90k miles. So many things broke down and ended up spending a lot of time and money in the shop.
It was fun to drive and looked reall sexy, when it functioned.
@MrSteveco81 He's driving with his leg up against the seat. The car has plenty of foot room below the IP and steering wheel. It doesn't suffer from lack of space at all, in fact, the car leads the segment in interior room.
@DeltaFlyer07
I think the new 200C is going to be a value queen. The V6 will make 287 HP, a MyGig navigation system and it will ring in at $25,000. Yes the Cruze gets higher MPG, but the 200C makes no compromises.
I like how the host presents everything so easily and honestly. I just wish he would have commented on the space of the car because he looked sort of cramped in it. But overall I love this car and how he presented it.
@CrimeSpree33 i just bought a chevy cruze and found that it's overall a very short car, not very long, so although a coupe would look nice, it gets a similar styling to other coupes yet can still fit 3 in the back which is why I like it so much. The review is great too!
This car has realy caught my eye since it's inception. I'd drive it definitely! Nice look to it, and overall pretty impressive specs!
I just bought a new ECO, 6-speed manual transmission. I tested about every car out there in this class, as well as every model of cruze - and I have to say the ECO blew all the other cars away. The LTZ is a sweet ride, but the ECO is getting 50 MPG. I got it for an amazing price-$19K exactly. I also tested the automatics, but not as smooth as the manual - the tubo and shifting seem to fight a bit. You will want the manual ECO.
It's untested, but that's what warranties are for. We'll see.
I've been shopping around for my first car for about 6 months now, and I gotta say, I think I've finally found a winner :D
@guyNbluejeans Was it the base Cruze or the higher up models? Different powertrains are available with different packages. I'm curious how they drive but I'm refraining from doing so before I get tempted lol. I'll wait till next year till the prices start to drop a bit for a demonstrator one or a used one. How did you find the refinement.
@kabasti 4.3L Vortec engine. Probably one of the most reliable engines they've ever made. My family has had a 1990 Safari and 1998 Astro. Had the Safari for 14 years and it was still working when we got rid of it and bought the Astro which we still have. Both powered by the 4.3L vortec. Fantastic engine and the old Astros/Safari's run a long time. The caprice was well liked too.
drove the cruze and i absolutely loved it. I am usually a ford guy myself but i've tried a lot of the smaller cars. Cruze is great to drive, better than the civic by far. quieter than the civic. Better overall comfort than the civic/corolla. However, resell is a factor but more importantly dependability is gonna be a matter because I drive a whole goddamn lot
I agree with everything this guy says in the review....drove it through some twisting turns and wow, felt like I was bolted to the street the whole time, great steering feel. It isn't fast feeling tho, the fiesta which has a smaller engine and supposedly slower 0-60 just felt more fun to drive but this The interior is great but 1 MAJOR thing...backseat felt smaller than the Fiesta, I'm 6' 1", fit in fiesta's hatch, head hit the roof in this.
@AALEVK have you owned both? how do you know which one is more reliable?
the engine on the 2008-present Chevrolet Cruze/ Daewoo Lacetti Premiere/ Holden Cruze
Engine
1.4 L Ecotec I4 (t/c gasoline)
1.6 L Ecotec I4 (gasoline)
1.8 L Ecotec I4 (gasoline)
2.0 L VCDi I4 (t/c diesel)
This is the first chevy I actually like. Does this car com wit AWD?
Drove a Impala v6, Sentra and Cruze. Liked the cruze best of all. Cruze is way more stylish instead than either. And the speed and maneuverability was really good.
Anyway, nice review.
I was driving one as a rental. Has nice pickup for a small engine, sounds nice went you give her. I do not like the placement of the buttons for the radio but overall not bad for a car. Great on Gas. But I still like SUV's or pickup trucks.
En una semana y unos dias ire a recoger mi coche!! Estoy muy contento.
The Cruze is a great car! Drives smoothly
I have heard only good reviews of the Cruze, i think i would consider one.
Chevy is a good brand, in my opinion.
We brought 2011 model, velvet red, BF saw it in dealership 2 days ago, we will pick it up between 5th and 8th may i think.
to what the Japanese brands did in the early nineties...when they gained control of the market by providing more vehicle for the money and a a better or equal price point...Ron makes a great point towards the end of video...Would you buy this vehicle based on what it brings to the table? Or would you pass it up solely based on the past history of the company in this vehicle segment...If you were to compare the Cruze to a similar model from the Japanese brands you would be surprised to find out.^
do you think the chevy line and symbol should be more centered
definitely best looking one in the class both in the interior and exterior
this is an awesome car. i've wanted it since i first saw it. i've done a ridiculous amount of research and i haven't found anywhere near enough cons to make me look elsewhere. except maybe the new fusion coming out next year. this line is gonna be nothing short of amazing come gen. 2 and 3. definitely buying it when i buy my first new car. gonna do some work on it but thats just me. i wanna have a little more fun. gimme some more horses and some torque and this is the PERFECT car
I test drove a Cruze yesterday and didn't find it to be that big of a deal. The steering wheel on that cross part looked to be painted plastic and when I stepped on it a bit it's like there wasn't much there at all. I wouldn't rule out getting one but after doing lots of research on it I thought it would be more than what it was. It could be the my expectations were just way too high. It happens.
I only wish this car came out before I just released a c-class... I couldn't stomach the look of the civic, and would never touch a toyota with a 10 foot pole. But this car I would buy alone for its looks. I suspect that it will maintain a very high resale value because I think it will blow away the competition. Keep on chugging GM!
@stutzman2 - Well that is fair enough. It's up the them to show you that the product is equal to or above par. But after hearing how much was going to pensions that can now be allocated to quality components etc., I have alot more confidence. This car base costs $14995 in Canada, pretty good price for what you get. I was at a Scion dealership a couple months ago - the egos took up the showroom, albeit somewhat for good reason, but made it tough to deal with them.
I would buy one for sure, My 97 cavalier had almost 200k on it and was still in good shape and running, my dads 91 gmc has about 225k on it and still going strong. I take care of my cars and they take well care of me. If I can do the same thing in a cruze vs a civic for less gimme the keys to the cruze, because I got my $'s worth from my cavalier. GM is making a comeback and they will we just need to get behind them & all US companies. That's job creation
@weedmastersr I must say, I do feel quite bad for you. Have you had a rough past? Or have your close kind treated you poorly?
What many don't know is that the engine is made in Austria and the transmission in Mexico. It's all put together in Ohio, but I was just a bit surprised at those two locations. I drove a Regal with a Chinese transmission???
CHEVY CRUXZE FREAKING ROCKS THIS IS MY FIRST CARR EVER AND IM ONLY 15 GOING ON 16 OF COURSE BUT STILL THIS CAR ROCKS.AHHHHHHHHHAHHHHHHHHHHH : D
this guy is great n making reviews.
@quatlen ...improving their service, the reliability of their cars, and overall customer satisfaction. Everyone needs some drastic event to help motivate change. For GM it took nearly almost losing their company. Some companies might have realized the error in their ways sooner, but at that point doesn't matter. Either improve or make way for better competitors. That is the way marketing works.
I'm having a hard time to choice from a 2010 Chevy Malibu or 2010 Chevy cruze , can some one tell me which one is best n the difference ?
Don't get the Cruze...if you want to know about the reliability of these cars then go to www.carcomplaints.com
I've had my Cruze for 6 years and only had a master fuse blow.
I'm beginning to enjoy my new chevy cruze....
I do love my car.
@7477238 I don't know what model it was. I see that I wrote that there was chrome plastic on the steering wheel. That's not so. The stuff was around the speedo and tac, as I recall. The steering wheel did look to be made of a cheap plastic, though. It's hard to explain. I must admit that I study better when there's no sales man there. If possible, it would be good to rent one for a day or two to get a sense of what's good and what isn't. I hope Chevy sells millions of 'em.
this car has swag. PICKING IT UP
@krieg213 2.5 liter?! There is 2 variants of the Genesis's engine, the 2.0T and the 3.8 V6.
@skittleschocolate quality? the cruze is made from better materials than the corrola or civic. Have u seen their interiors? they look so bulky, unorganized, and childish... but then again, im not in the market for this class of car..
@tickyour D you think that it would make a good first car for a 16 year old?
good clear video, with a solid review. thanks.
In US it comes with the Opel engines? Cause in Romania, made in Korea, it has Opel engines, and I own an Opel (Saturn in US), a very popular brand in Europe.
Excellent preview, thank you.
@marvarvelous they are, be patient its coming! gm has yet to officially announce it but its been leaked onto the internet. along with a diesel version that gets 50MPG!!!! This car is outstanding and by far the best compact car on the market and it isnt even close! they sell 25,000 a month for a reason!
@srtrcr Well Like I said, you keep jumping back from V6 to V8 which is it? Or it's left you stranded but it's sitting in your driveway now? But that engine and trans is fairly new only debuting in the CTS and Camaro. I work with a GM dealership in parts Anthony Autogroup Buick, GMC and formerly Pontiac. For a Car that has so many Trans Issues have not seen one in service for what your speaking on. But I do know this they do sell very well indeed. Good day I'm done kinda boring now
@fxscreamer 96 chevy s10, 260k kilometers, 160k miles i think? anyways it still has no problems :) anything can last a long time if you take care of it.... not chrysler or dodge though...
between the corolla and the civic,the cruze looks the best.looks manly. just the car for me at that price
@fredomatic79 Incorrect. If you take a look closely, you'll see that the 3 speed automatic gets 33 mpg, while the 4 speed automatic gets 36 mpg. Regards to the safety, i wouldn't be arguing. Everything does improve within time and years. (: Peace.
Ive seen this man"s reviews n i have to conclude he really likes american cars more than imports! Idk maybe its just me but i like both american and japanese cars even european cars! But the chevy cruze is really nice fuel efficient and its very reliable even though i feel its TOO underpowered! But overall i would buy this car!
@88Hawk2 gotta go with the 1.3l 240 hp of the mazda rx8, that shit is impressive.
@WildPhoenix01 may i ask how old you are?
@Meyanoos google says it gets 26-30, that's why I was asking.
the previous generation lineup that had a hard time gaining consumer confidence mainly for the lack of reliability, build quality and value. On the other side the Japanese auto builders Honda, Toyota and Mitsubishi have been cutting a few corners on their products, from switching their local Japanese parts and components suppliers to the build and standard amenities in the lower end models and even the higher end models. What the American abnd Korean car companies are doing right now equates...
why we only have 2 airbags for cruze 1.8LT in Malaysia?
@Friendly420Tokes my cousin had a chevy cruze and its acceleration was horrible. fuel is good. room space is good but the seats are VERY uncomfortable
whats latest? LS or LT?
@crammage Thats why diesels have crazy amount of TORQUE, horse power is how much power you have to maintain speed with wind resistance pushing on the car.
Is the LTZ a V6?
@FallOutBoyx530 Actually they are. Not every hybrid is a prius and insight.
lemme tell ya, I'm a ford fan... and crossing into Chevrolet territory is more than a sin for us Ford people, but I have to put it out there, It's on my short list... that price is flashy for the quality you get! not saying I'm absolutely sold on this car, but I am considering it...
I might have to look into the subcompact category if these so called compact cars keep getting bigger everytime they get a redesign.
Great review!
@ClevelandOrangeDawgs that'll be fantastic! thanks for the info!
How much more refined this time around the American car is compared to it's foreign rivals...And yes you could argue that globalization has now dispersed the notion that buying domestic means nothing more than a badge presence and that Toyota and Honda have been so successful here in the US that they are almost seen as domestic vehicles...but the dividends still return to the country of origin and that can't be overlooked.
I love this car i am watching your review 118 time's to see it , i love your review too and i don't even own it till now i am hopping one day I will 😁😁 and doesn't matter how old it would be haha, hey Cruze wait for me
@fxscreamer. I agree w/ you regarding the reliability of domestic cars. I do not agree w/ you in your opinion of Chrysler. I can't stand the LOOK of new Chryslers but I currently drive a 6 year old Dodge Stratus ES sedan w/ 146k miles. Everything on the car is original. Literally NOTHING has been replaced but oil/fiter & air filters and it's still going strong. Funny thing is my friends Honda has had some problems and another friends Mazda has been in the shop and it's much newer. Just my 2¢.
well ill be buyin one of these soon, good looking car great MPG
@tepeke88 How would you know that unless you drove one?
Manual FTW!
I really wish more auto manufacturers would implement a manual in more of their models. Drivers have become lazier over the years; a manual transmission just doesn't cut it in regards to popularity these days. They're cheaper to maintain; just replace a clutch plate and you're good to go. CVT is not the way, IMO.
I'm sure I'll catch flak for this, but it's just my opinion. Keep that in mind when replying.
Is this better than the Ford Focus?
How long would this car last??
@JCHONDA2NR Its not really an American car, most of the technology is derived from GMs European division Opel/Vauxhall Astra which is an excellent medium hatchback,the Cruze is sold in Europe with a 7 year warranty so theyre pretty convinced by its durability and reliability as good if not better than the Japanese alternatives
great review
Looks fantastic, but not sure if it's reliable...
@XAVIXguy I got the car mixed up with the Volt.
good review, i enjoyed it.
@JOKAWILD26 amen to that!my car made 1994 (honda prelude) still well and alive and competing in 2011
I don't really like Chevys
But this Cruze... looks nice.
sweet mos def going to buy it!
Since it's a "world" car, any chance of the USA getting a Cruze hatchback? Seems to me they need to make one to sell it in the rest of the world.
The name: "Cimmaron 2.0" comes to mind. I think I'll wait and see.
I have it and love it!
You should always write the reviewers height and weight to description, Its my advice, so customers can better imagine I dont know - size of interrior etc...
@fxscreamer imnot impressed with the newest impala it needs a revamp and fast
not to mention a caprice (g8) reintroduction
going to buy this car soon
I love how you comment the same thing on every video.
Brent Rivera omg brent what the fuck are you doing here
Brent Rivera i love you 🥺
@stutzman2 - Last review I checked of the Cobalt SS showed it wiping the arses of every competitor as far as speed, handling, braking etc. out of the factory, before mods. Personally I never liked the design, and the four door design was atrocious, so I'm somewhat on your line of thinking, but I do think you're overzealous in hating on US products - Cruze was delivered overseas quite successfully for a over a year now - don't be a hater for hatings sake.
@derk702 Torque gets you going, HP makes you go fast!