Agreed. I'm sure there are people like myself who still prefer the look of the first gen over the second, but I'm not sure if they're willing to pay a premium price for that.I hope the original poster get's his price
I feel the same way, 2nd gen looks like a fish to me, and to me the latest gen looks like a hyundai sonata from the back...but a 1st gen cruze out of warranty, that you know will need a PCV fix and trans sooner or later is a hard buy.Agreed. I'm sure there are people like myself who still prefer the look of the first gen over the second, but I'm not sure if they're willing to pay a premium price for that.
I feel the same way, 2nd gen looks like a fish to me, and to me the latest gen looks like a hyundai sonata from the back...but a 1st gen cruze out of warranty, that you know will need a PCV fix and trans sooner or later is a hard buy.
Normally that would be a scary thought, but from the looks of your signature, she probably knows a thing or two about cars!It was her car for 89,000
And everybody laughed when I was asking $9K for my '13 rebuilt salvage car with 1/4 the mileage. Hope you can get near that. Great color.Asking $15,000 for this low mileage highly finessed Chevrolet Cruze LTZ.
Sup @Eddy CruzeWe've had 2 members score Brand New 2017's for less than $14,000 with the G.M. Employee Discount for everyone and Manufacturer cash offered on the CRUZE. $15.5K on a 2012 is funny!
I wonder how the CRUZE would Crunch up like the Sonata did. I now know what 40,000 pounds feels like, could have been 80,000 for all I know?