2016 Chevrolet Cruze Spied

by Derek Kreindler

March 31st, 2014 12:30 PM

In advance of its debut, these pictures from a Chinese website purport to show the Chevrolet Cruze, sans camouflage.

The updated Cruze, which may see a debut as early as the New York Auto Show, gets an updated nose that aligns closer with Chevrolet’s new corporate styling, along with a revamped interior. Power should come from GM’s new modular engine family.

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Reclusive_in_nature on Apr 01, 2014

Axe the front end and replace it with the old one. Keep everything else.

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Illan on Apr 01, 2014

the Interior looks a lot like the one in my 2010 malibu LTZ. VERY NICE!

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