How 2017 Chevy Cruze gets 52 MPG

http://www.gminsidenews.com/article....com_sold&utm_source=GMInsidenews.com20170228

http://www.greencarreports.com/news...-buyers-should-consider-its-diesels-heres-why

Well ya. But it's still a Chevy. When I think about what a pile of poo our last Chevy was, none for me thank you.

I can't stand Chevrolet commercials, could never own a Chevy anything because of that douche.

Ol'Rattler said:

When I think about what a pile of poo our last Chevy was, none for me thank you.

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I feel the same about VW

Not that I own a Chevy currently, but I like GM. And prices are very attractive.

It'll be interesting to see how it does in actual driving. The EPA highway cycle isn't really highway driving. I think the 30 MPG city is a more reliable measure.

The Cruze will do well, but probably no better than an EA288 TDI in a Golf or Jetta, even after the fix.

Ol'Rattler said:

Well ya. But it's still a Chevy. When I think about what a pile of poo our last Chevy was, none for me thank you.

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They also rust like holly hell because GM doesn't seem to understand the concept of rust-proofing.

The LS series of engines are the only good thing that came out of GM.

bbarbulo said:

I feel the same about VW

Not that I own a Chevy currently, but I like GM. And prices are very attractive.

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Our VW's have outlived GM cars by double. That should tell you something. ... that simply don't hold up worth a crap. Brake lines rust blow, door hinges are made of cheese and wear out/bend, wheel bearings suck, and on and on.

GM makes great engines but that's about it.

Victor Huge said:

I can't stand Chevrolet commercials, could never own a Chevy anything because of that douche.

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Haha I know what you mean!

I'm not sure who they're trying to appeal to with that guy. I find him annoying.