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Chevrolet Cruze is the First-class challenger for the Civic and Altis. Test Model LT AT Chevrolet Cruze Power 141 hp Torque 176 Nm 0-100 13.9 seconds kpj Fuel consumption is 10.0 MPA 80-0 kpj 27 m We Like A fresh exterior design Twin-modern and sporty cockpit Control We Do not Like The machine was not powered Without a Bluetooth connection Something new course brings the freshness of the wind. Likewise, the presence of the Chevrolet Cruze, with the emergence of these are assembled in Thailand, if the secondary market previously dominated by only the Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla Altis, and the Mitsubishi Lancer, consumers in Indonesia are now treated to a new player that is interesting. Anyone coming into this class, there would be difficulties facing the Civic and Altis, but the Cruze seems to have the power of "magic". For example, since it was launched mid 2008, the Cruze has scored sales of more than 128 thousand units worldwide. Meanwhile, since January 2010, the Cruze has...

2014 Chevrolet Cruze : The first to use the first platform. The next generation Chevrolet Cruze not arrives until 2014 but will do so with many exciting developments. GM has announced that it will debut a new platform for future models, and the first model will be the Chevrolet Cruze premiere. This new platform called D2XX and used for most sedans and crossovers of future generations. Thus updating the new Cruze is not based solely on a facelift, but also premiere new platform. After the Cruze, GMs other models will also use the platform. Since 2014 then, the new Cruze platform released with the intention of forming the next generation, and from General Motors hope to achieve a good level of market figures, reaching sales of 2.5 million vehicles using this platform. Having invested over 200 million euros to renovate whole GM, the U.S. Company will need to make a profit. Aesthetically, the new Chevy Cruze will receive a significant change, especially in the front, which is releasing a ...

We’d heard rumors that a diesel-powered version of the Chevrolet Cruze was being readied for the U.S., but now it’s official as General Motors announced today that the diesel variant will be added to the compact model’s North American lineup in calendar year 2013. However, that’s about all we get from GM as the Detroit company stated that it will release further details on the car at a later date. Currently, the most fuel efficient model in the Cruze range is the Eco model featuring a standard six-speed manual gearbox with an EPA-rated 42 mpg (equal to 5.6lt/100km) on the highway. Chevrolet already offers the Cruze with a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder diesel engine in other regions including Europe and Australia. The latest version of the 2.0-liter oil burner delivers 161HP (120kW / 163PS) at 3,800rpm and 360 Nm (265.5 lb-ft) of peak torque at 1,750 rpm. It’s fuel economy on the combined European cycle (which can’t be directly compared to U.S. combined...