Chevy Cruze Excels on Test Track Video

Chuck Russell, Vehicle Line Director at GM, discusses the reliability and durability of the 2011 Chevy Cruze, along with its European-like ride and handling capabilities. Watch as the Cruze darts around traffic cones on the test track as part of its extensive testing process.

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[Z06C6Vette]

@Rockynight  It's 5 years or 100,000 miles and is fully transferable whereas Hyundai's is not

[036413256]

Someday. I am sure that someday when i got the money i will buy that baby.

[HORRYpecica]

I got one <3 I love it! If you want to see the car me driving it:

youtube.com/watch?v=lD-8GtCA6g­E

[flipfloplogic]

I drove a cruze the other day and liked the handling and ride alot BUT I didnt like the delay when I stomped the gas. It took a bit for the engine to catch up.

[flipfloplogic]

Its not as solid and stable as the focus titanium. In review after review the titanium scores higher than the cruze LTZ

[flipfloplogic]

It overperforms in price too.

[titanium748]

2.0 tdi is italian :)

[captainpegs07]

Fire the palsy camera operator.

[rydimryderd]

@youngmoneybluejays Not true, ECO has a unique rear suspension without the Z-link design (same front suspension, however) to lower the cost in order to compensate for some of the more expensive ECO features like the lightweight wheels and the shutter system.

[domination281]

The car can only be as reliable as the driver driving it. How you maintain your car 9 times out of 10 has the biggest impact on how long it will last.