[Nano-Skiff]

My wife makes fun of me for liking my "cavalier" so much...

 

[NickD]

My wife makes fun of me for liking my "cavalier" so much...

On the contrary, my wife said we should have kept the Cavalier in particular for winter driving. Didn't have that stupid traction control that kills the engine when trying to drive up a hill. Higher ground clearance and can go places the Cruze can forget about.

But I did show her how to disable the traction control, just one more thing to do before you start driving it.

 

[Aussie]

This is the first series Cruze, you will be surprised and most likely happy you never got it?

Used car review Holden Cruze 2002-2004: Car Reviews- CarsGuide

 

[jblackburn]

This is the first series Cruze, you will be surprised and most likely happy you never got it?

Used car review Holden Cruze 2002-2004: Car Reviews- CarsGuide

Yuck. Looks like a Fiat Punto of some generation.

 

[NickD]

No one wants to remember that terrible piece of junk.

Chevy has been known to make a pile of junk. Should do a lot more than just change the name. But changing the name is a start.

 

[jblackburn]

Chevy has been known to make a pile of junk. Should do a lot more than just change the name. But changing the name is a start.

They took a huge step in the right direction once they stopped re-marketing Suzuki products.

 

[iggy]

Get some snow tires... I bought a set of Bridgestone Blizzaks for my wife's LTZ last year cause she got stuck in the driveway in just 3 inches of snow with the stock tires. After putting the blizzaks on, she never got stuck once, we had the worst winter ever in this part of Michigan. I drove the thing through roughly 8 inches of snow, deeper then the ground clearance and never got stuck. I have a 4 wheel drive Dodge Dakota with a V8 that I can drive if need be, and I never once felt the need , knowing the Cruze was there with Blizzaks on it. I now have my own Cruze and have my own set of Blizzaks on their way now...

The wife's Cruze with blizzaks, is easily the best handling car I've ever driven. Never even felt the need to disable traction control, other then to try to have some fun. I didn't realize until this year, that you can actually disable stability control too, by holding the button down longer. I do intend to have some real fun this winter. However, I in no way shape or form feel any fear of driving a cruze in the winter with Blizzak tires on it.

On the contrary, my wife said we should have kept the Cavalier in particular for winter driving. Didn't have that stupid traction control that kills the engine when trying to drive up a hill. Higher ground clearance and can go places the Cruze can forget about.

But I did show her how to disable the traction control, just one more thing to do before you start driving it.

 

[2014cruse+ls]

had my buddy call mine a prius kept telling him its a volt. because i got an eco car vs my old truck..

 

[phantom]

and here's a "2002 Suzuki Chevrolet Cruze"

 

[obermd]

Yuck.

 

[2014cruse+ls]

and here's a "2002 Suzuki Chevrolet Cruze"

um run far away....