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Bonus Gallery: 2011 Chevrolet Cruze (German Spec)
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Martin Schwoerer
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Published: January 25th, 2010
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Those trunk hinges will crush your bag just as well as any other rental. Except that the Cobalt has struts and no hinges that crush. Hope there's two steps forward for that one giant leap backwards.
So what are the differences between the US Spec and the Euro-Spec Cruze? There are some visual details on the Cruze that I don't like but it's miles ahead of the Cavalier -err, Cobalt. What is GM's point in marketing both Opel/Vauxhall vehicles AND Chevrolet vehicles in Europe??? Is the Opel brand poisoned in Europe? Call me when the 5-door or sportwagon version is available. I have no use for a sedan. Better be available with a six speed manual tranny. Keep the bluetooth.