Chevrolet Cruze – A New Version for 2011

Known for their small, compact and efficient here in Europe, Chevrolet has recently released some information on one of their latest conquests; the 2011 Cruze model, which will effectively replace the aging used Chevrolet Cobalt unit. This new car will enable Chevrolet to compete on levels that was previously unattainable and is expected to rival some of the more established cars within the same class. Unfortunately, for our European readers at least, the new Cruze has been designed to attract the masses in the American market. However, don’t rule out future plans to introduce a European version of the vehicle if, as expected, the 2001 Cruze goes on to achieve substantial success in the market. Like with most Chevvy vehicles, the new Cruze is compact and well designed but it does not go overboard with its exterior looks and design. The inside of the vehicle, however, is slightly more extravagant and gives the car that little extra edge on its competitors. Space for all occupants is readily available and there is also admirable storage space for transporting large amounts of luggage. So what else does this new model offer when compared to the older used version? Well there is the rather large matter of the new engines that have been introduced with new 1.4 litre and 1.8 litre types on show; both of which provide a better rate of MPG over the previous Cruze model. This is a Chevrolet that does exactly what it says on the tin and will hopefully be making its way across the pond once it has captured the imagination of the American audience.