Hi everyone,
I just purchased a 2017 Chevy Cruze last week on Thursday, the transmission seems to be like kinda jerky? I’ve heard around that these cars have an adaptive transmission and that it’ll learn to my driving? I’m not sure if that’s true but anyways.
Everytime I accelerate it seems to shift a little harder than what I’m used to until it gets to like 4thgear and then when I go to stop it downshifts kinda tough too, like how my transmission in my 2007 Honda Accord would.
I’m just wondering if you all think I should take it into my dealer and have them look at it or if I should give it x amount of miles to get used to me before I do?
I’m extremely paranoid when it comes to cars and especially since this ones newer I don’t think there should be issues with it already.
Bought the car with 29,600 miles on it and I have 29,900 miles on it as of today
I just purchased a 2017 Chevy Cruze last week on Thursday, the transmission seems to be like kinda jerky? I’ve heard around that these cars have an adaptive transmission and that it’ll learn to my driving? I’m not sure if that’s true but anyways.
Everytime I accelerate it seems to shift a little harder than what I’m used to until it gets to like 4thgear and then when I go to stop it downshifts kinda tough too, like how my transmission in my 2007 Honda Accord would.
I’m just wondering if you all think I should take it into my dealer and have them look at it or if I should give it x amount of miles to get used to me before I do?
I’m extremely paranoid when it comes to cars and especially since this ones newer I don’t think there should be issues with it already.
Bought the car with 29,600 miles on it and I have 29,900 miles on it as of today
