Two trims up, LT.
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Or this. As of today 6 of Jan, 2017 there is no "buy the wheel and clock of the LT/Premier and the dealer will hook you up" in the gen 2. The gen 2 is pretty much buy a Premier or wish you did 4 months later the way the packages are set up. Lt with proximity and premiere wheels and piano center console upgrade may get you past that.The dealer I went to, offered me a aftermarket, installed. So, you can ask for that. However, its a extra stem, by your turn signal, or wiper stem.
This is good to know. Thanks!The dealer I went to, offered me a aftermarket, installed. So, you can ask for that. However, its a extra stem, by your turn signal, or wiper stem.
Can you expand on this a little? I was thinking if I could get the cruise control...that would be good enough and away I would go. What else is essential in your opinion that is missing in the L trim? Thanks. JoeThis
Or this. As of today 6 of Jan, 2017 there is no "buy the wheel and clock of the LT/Premier and the dealer will hook you up" in the gen 2. The gen 2 is pretty much buy a Premier or wish you did 4 months later the way the packages are set up. Lt with proximity and premiere wheels and piano center console upgrade may get you past that.
Can you expand on this a little? I was thinking if I could get the cruise control...that would be good enough and away I would go. What else is essential in your opinion that is missing in the L trim? Thanks. Joe
The L trim has no steering wheel options on it at all. Blue tooth or cruze control, volume control or anything like that. Plus its that funky plastic wheel.
Yeah L is like I need a car to get me somewhere. It's stripped to the point of no arm rest. The only manual gen 2 Cruze on the lot and I wasn't even gonna go near it. I'm with Eric on this one, you are better off going LS at minimum but a no extra options LT could totally be had and will have the cruise control there from the factory as intended. We aren't saying L is POS, just saying if you want some features L is not for you. Last thing you want is to take a loan out on a car you hate the entire loan period and then find out resale after 1 year is not your friend.The L is supposed to be stripped down with nothing. It's not supposed to be creature comfortable, it's supposed to be dirt cheap.
On that note, with the current incentives, you could probably get an LS for that price. You can text me if you'd like me to elaborate.
I felt the same thing when I bought a2011 LS No Cruise stripped down model and wishing I had at least the 5 spoke LT wheels rather than the hubcaps. I did have the after market cruise put on it tho for couple hundred. It was a little stalk under the turn signal that served the purpose and that was it. Spend the extra money.The gen 2 is pretty much buy a Premier or wish you did 4 months later the way the packages are set up
I went in like LS is good enough. There is a bunch of radios on amazon and wheels from LTZ will fit. Then I actually drove them both and went $2000 for the Eco 6MT was worth it. I thought I was cool until I realized I really wanted leather and a manual and RS found on the elusive 2LT RS. Spent my ownership trying to find a reason to trade or make my Eco an RS. Fast forward I spent the 3rd year looking for a car I wanted to swap out of and all the features I did or didn't want.I felt the same thing when I bought a2011 LS No Cruise stripped down model and wishing I had at least the 5 spoke LT wheels rather than the hubcaps. I did have the after market cruise put on it tho for couple hundred. It was a little stalk under the turn signal that served the purpose and that was it. Spend the extra money.