Chevrolet Cruze road test review

Chevrolet Cruze road test review Reviews | admin | February 23, 2010 at 12:00 am

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The first impressions as we approached the Cruz were more than just good. With its imposing form, a new face, and sculpted chiselled looks at the front and a prominent shoulder line, the Cruze looks big and substantial with commendable street presence. The roofline swoops down towards the end to lend the Cruze the sporty stance that is sought by most modern car buyers, and is a design element increasingly adopted by most of the carmakers. The pentagonal honeycomb mesh grille with a slat running across it housing the Chevy bowtie is the new face for all Chevy cars and goes rather well with the overall design of the Cruze.

You continue to get impressed as you open the door and climb inside. The interior of the Cruze has been very tastefully appointed and the first impression once you get seated in the driver’s position is that of comfort, luxury and sophistication. The Cruze feels like a proper D-segmenter from inside and not like a mid-sizer trying to grow bigger than its boots. The dashboard for our test car was done up in a two-tone finish of black and beige with neat touches of brushed aluminium on the steering wheel and the centre console. The layout and the design of the centre console on the Cruze looks pretty neat and futuristic, though it’s still some distance away from the quality you witness on German premium cars.

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