The Chevrolet Cruze is expressive in its craftsmanship without being ostentatious and designed for those who appreciate things that are well-built and of high quality. This will appeal to many Singaporeans who are looking for cars that offer exceptional value and fuel efficiency, and which allow them to express their individualism.... Read more >>
With a wheel-out, body-in stance; stretched upper daylight opening accentuated by a single arc roofline; and strong, clean body sides free of cladding; the new Cruze appears sleek and unmistakably more upscale. Its dynamic proportions are one of the largest in its class.... Read more >>
The interior of the new Cruze sedan is the vehicle's most noteworthy example of premium execution and craftsmanship. To highlight the key interior attributes of sportiness, comfort, and spaciousness, interior designers and engineers paid close attention to creating a cockpit environment using clean, fluid lines and structures that are harmonious and inviting to the senses.... Read more >>
In Singapore, the Cruze is available in 16-valve, 1.6-litre (107 hp/80 kW) and 1.8-litre (140 hp/104 kW) gasoline engines. Both feature numerous technological highlights, including two continuously adjustable camshafts (Double Continuous Variable Cam Phasing – DCVCP) to optimize the charge cycle for high output and torque characteristics, reduced emissions and reduced fuel consumption.... Read more >>
In addition to the integrity of its structure, a full offering of active and passive safety systems make the Cruze among the safest in its class. Efficient load paths of the Cruze provide maximum occupant protection in the event of an impact from virtually any direction.... Read more >>
33 of 41 (80.5%) of reviewers said they would recommend this vehicle to a friend.
Not bad for a new car owner
Bought this car just before COE raise so the price is OK for me at that time.
So far so good, except low pick up, but I don't mind:)
stable on expressway, you can feel it's heavy...
Text and photos by Jegan Das Haridas | 26 Sep 2009 | Chevrolet Reviews
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