Reviews

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Lutz considers Chevy Cruze a triumph of his ten-year stint at GM

Eric Loveday - autoblog

As Bob Lutz begins to close the latest chapter of his long automotive career, he's still managing his legacy. Like him or not, Lutz is always quick to highlighis achievements no matter hocomparatively mundane they may be. ...
2011 Chevrolet Cruze, an AW Flash Drive

Wes Raynal - AutoWeek

The Chevrolet Cruze, General Motors' replacement for the aging Cobalt compact, will be built in plants around the world and sold in 60-plus countries. Our man Bob Gritzinger drove prototypes at GM's proving grounds in Milford, Mich., back in April, and now we've spent a day in some no-excuses production models. ...
2011 Chevrolet Cruze first drive

Jeremy Sinek - MSN Autos

At last, GM fields a compact sedan to be taken seriously ...
Chevy Cruze set to become ‘mid-size compact’

Jil McIntosh - Wheels.ca

MILFORD, MICH.—Unlike in the United States, where a few ticks up or down on fuel pump prices can send buyers scurrying from large to small vehicles and back again, Canadians consistently buy compacts. ...
First drive: 2011 Chevrolet Cruze

Clare Dear - driving.ca

Milford. Mich.: The initial impression of Chevrolet’s new compact Cruze sedan is that it’s a mini-Malibu — and that opinion sits well with the bow-tie brass. Their intention is to deliver mid-sized comfort, dynamics and amenities, but at compact-sized pricing and fuel efficiency. And although pricing and final fuel numbers won’t be known for several months, this global product is right on target with its other objectives. ...
2011 Chevrolet Cruze - First Drive Review

Jens Meiners - Car and Driver

We’ve had our share of Daewoo-engineered cars in North America. There was the late-1980s Pontiac LeMans, the forgettable Suzuki Reno and Forenza, and Chevrolet’s uninspired Aveo econobox—all products of the Korean automaker. And don’t forget the actual Daewoo-badged cars that were sold here. Why give the Korean company another chance? ...