Holden Cruze Series II SRi-V 'Journo for a Day' Review

http://www.holden.com.au/vehicles/series-ii-cruze. To celebrate the launch of the new Series II Holden Cruze, Holden offered 8 lucky winners the chance to attend the National Media Launch and be one of the first to test drive the new Holden Cruze. Check out Josh and Lucas' drive in the new flagship model, the Holden Cruze SRi-V.

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[alimsikit]

In Malaysia, this shape is Chevrolet Cruze.......

[R0RYRAM0ND0]

@beckenry Better than built in China.

[assada]

Shares many components as the current Opel Astra 1.4T in europe. Look at this vid for example:

watch?v=JP9zXa6vlsI

[assada]

@h0wHigh12 drive one that has been run in. My previous 2.2 Astra TS in manual felt like I was driving a 1.8 corolla with no balls, but after 15,000km it felt so much better..

[IanTC12]

@HouseOfHorsePowerInc Do you have any issues in summer heat in traffic?

I wonder if the diesel engine would last longer?

[IanTC12]

Hmm the size is right, the use of the big badge is always a bit like the "The bigger we make the badge the better people will think the car is" which is the direct opposite of what a big badge makes me think. A 1.4L turbo in Australian Summers? It's probably low boost so that's okay but being turbo that means more servicing and higher octane requirements and heat soak issues in summer. I think I'll prefer Naturally aspirated with clever cams or valve timing.

[beckenry]

Built in Aus= more labor cost=less built in value.....

[jcng5]

does it have 5 yr warranty?

[747senator]

i have one and its a shitbox do not buy one

[Ansett76]

@juggy84 Yeah, this model is built in Oz, but the Series 1 was Korean born....no matter how you justify that it's built here now, the fac t remains it is still a Daewoo design comissioned by GM.