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General Motors is recalling nearly 293,000 Chevrolet Cruze compact cars in the United States because the power-assisted brakes can fail. The recall affects Cruzes made in Lordstown, Ohio, from the 2011 and 2012 model years that are equipped with 1.4-liter turbocharged gasoline engines and 6T-40...

Thanks man, and that's a pretty sweet Yukon you've got there.

2011 Chevrolet Cruze LTZ RS 37k miles December 2012 Used Buick GMC dealership Michigan $17,995

I originally got this idea from over on GMLS4 Forum and posted it on Monte Carlo Forum. I think having this information in one spot would be nice. Documenting what people have paid for their Cruze will hopefully help those interested in and looking for one get a better idea of what they should...

A lot of cars nowadays run low-profile tires, especially with more manufacturers going with 18"+ factory wheels now. Both my Cruze and Monte Carlo have factory 18's but the Cruze's are a narrower sidewall.

I have always tried to apply leather conditioner to the seats before it's going to sit overnight or for any longer period of time, just so it has a chance to work into the leather.

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Just posted my best mpg in the Cruze this past weekend: 35.6 mpg (95% highway driving). I have continued to see an upward trend in mpg over the past six fill-ups.

Another alternative to lowering the Cruze is Eibach's Pro-Kit. The drop specs are below. The Pro-Kit can be aligned to factory specifications. I have had experience with the Pro-Kit on another one of my past vehicles and was pleased with all aspects of it. This would be another option for myself...

This is a threaded ride height adjustable kit by Bilstein. Gas pressurized, these use Bilstein's mono tube upside down technology. Threaded body adjustable range of 20mm (0.79") at both axles while installed and lowering amount of approximately 30-50mm (1.2"-2.0") front and rear. 2011+...

X2, the cargo liner would be a good one to have. From pictures I've seen, the fit of all the liners looks very good. I'm still considering the floor liners and cargo liner for mine.

In my case I would say more so economy, as it's my daily driver and long commute car. Even though there's higher economy Cruze levels (i.e. ECO), the LTZ's styling and appearance is what drew me to my eventual purchase. The LTZ's 1.4L Turbo fuel economy is pretty good and performance-wise it's...

Couldn't tell you right now, can't say I've ever looked for this. Is this something displayed at the pump, and is this something determined by gasoline company's for use in all their stations or by individual stations themselves?

Thanks, and I haven't got around to installing it yet, although I have positioned it on the car to get an idea of its appearance. Personally I'm not one-hundred percent sure about it; seems a tad large on the car. Size-wise, it's larger than a lot of the factory shark fins on larger, full-size...

I took the car to the dealership the other day hoping for a resolution to the problem. The dealership had someone drive the car around for a bit to see if it would do what I told them. Well, at that time, the car did not act up for them, or throw any codes, thus they could not figure out what is...

So bit of an update. My last three tanks have all been above the 30mpg mark: 30.2, 32.8, and 32.4, all run on premium 93 octane. Those three tanks are the first I've ever run above 30mpg. These were mainly longer highway trips however; city driving was only about 15-20%. Although, since I've...

I've been pleased with this Forum so far, aside from the constant b.s. spam attempts (kudos for staying on top of that) and lack of current active members. I do like the layout of this Forum; similar to Monte Carlo Forum. Hopefully we start to get some more active members on here.

Welcome to the Forum. Nice looking Cruze and Yukon you have there!

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