This is an interesting observation. There were plenty to choose from when I was looking this time last year.....
This is an interesting observation. There were plenty to choose from when I was looking this time last year.....Hey all
Went looking for diesel cruze and there wasn't any around? The local dealer were trying to sell me gassers, but I'm interested in the diesel. They didn't have date as to when they would get any very strange either there selling fast or there not bringing in enough
your kidding right? I thought it was 2.0 litre diesel and they at go to a 1.6?I'm not sure why they flip flop on design, the Volkswagen has had the same set up for year's for there diesel engine, the Cruze has already going to another engine?They stopped making them after the 2015 model year. They'll be back in the new Cruze for 2017.
wait, a dealer was trying to sell something they had in stock?Hey all
Went looking for diesel cruze and there wasn't any around? The local dealer were trying to sell me gassers, but I'm interested in the diesel. They didn't have date as to when they would get any very strange either there selling fast or there not bringing in enough
wait, a dealer was trying to sell something they had in stock?
crazy talk
Maybe we shouldn't compare gm to vw considering one isn't even allowed to sell diesel powered vehicles right now. Maybe gm is doing it right.your kidding right? I thought it was 2.0 litre diesel and they at go to a 1.6?I'm not sure why they flip flop on design, the Volkswagen has had the same set up for year's for there diesel engine, the Cruze has already going to another engine?
Hahah VW will never live this one down. At least not in the US. The few Diesel models over here earn a reputation and it sticks.Maybe we shouldn't compare gm to vw considering one isn't even allowed to sell diesel powered vehicles right now. Maybe gm is doing it right.
When it comes to German vehicles people are willing to turn a blind eye to anything that happens. The second vw is allowed to start selling tdi's, their sales will go through the roof. The general public are idiots and it's exactly what big business hopes for.Hahah VW will never live this one down. At least not in the US. The few Diesel models over here earn a reputation and it sticks.
I want to agree with you, but I'm not so sure on this occasion. I really think this has upset a lot of people.When it comes to German vehicles people are willing to turn a blind eye to anything that happens. The second vw is allowed to start selling tdi's, their sales will go through the roof. The general public are idiots and it's exactly what big business hopes for.
One would certainly hope so. But like money man said - people are idiots.I want to agree with you, but I'm not so sure on this occasion. I really think this has upset a lot of people.
The 2.0L is a VM Motori unit, which they used for years before it made its way into the Cruze.Well back on topic, I'm still surprised they would change power plants so quick out of the gate,it will make me think twice now before I make a purchase. I would like to see some engine history before I shell out that much cash