Wally Edgar Chevrolet Now Ordering 2011 Cruze's

July 9, 2010 - PRLog -- DETROIT : The all new 2011 Chevy Cruze has enough test miles on its tires to circle the Earth over 160 times. The Cruze made a lot of stops as it went around the globe, each one seemingly more punishing than the last. Chevy Cruze took on driving rain, mountains, deserts, potholes, mud, bad roads, ice, snow, dry heat, humidity and more. After all that, it finally hit the test track and showed just how fun it was to drive. Even after 4,000,000 test miles, there's much more of the Cruze story to tell.  

GM set the Cruze’s M.S.R.P. price at $16,995
At that price, the Cruze, which replaces the Chevrolet Cobalt, will cost about $500 more than a Honda Civic, but the car is the better value equipped with more standard "STUFF"
along with exceptional safety features.
A side-by-side comparison, showing that the Cruze has nine standard features that cost extra on the Civic, including air conditioning, traction control and satellite radio.

Cruze wins on value once these competitors are optioned up,” said Jim Campbell, GM’s vice president for marketing, in a statement.


Built at the Lordstown Assembly Plant near Youngstown, the Cruze is GM’s attempt to establish a presence among compact vehicles. In addition to the Civic, the segment includes the Ford Focus and Toyota Corolla.

Lordstown was spared in last year’s closings partly because of the investment that had been made in developing the Cruze.
The model already has been introduced in international markets, with about 200,000 vehicles sold.

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