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WeatherTech FloorLiner in the Chevrolet Cruze (2011+). Available in black, tan, or grey. Front and rear liners: PN 44344-1-2 Front liners: 443441 Rear liners: 443442

$595 option including: Sportier looking bumpers Lower body moldings Rear spoiler *Fog lamps and uplevel instrument cluster with chrome trim rings *On LT models (this content already standard on all LTZ models)

This is the new Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 ultra-high performance all-season tire being released summer of 2013, replacing the Pilot Sport A/S Plus. The full list of launch sizes is being revealed May 1, 2013. Features very high levels of dry and wet pavement performance and grip. IMO the A/S 3...

Yes very true. The black is a bit harder to keep that way, and I have two of 'em, but it looks amazing when clean.

Honestly I'm not sure how this will do in the States. Last time General Motors tried diesel in a car, the Chevette back in the 1980's, it phased out relatively quickly. Diesel fuel currently costs more than regular gas and that's usually the trend. Also, EPA fuel mileage estimates of this new...

What is your favorite or dream classic car(s)? For myself in the future, being a huge Monte Carlo guy, I would have to say I WILL get my hands on a 1987 Monte Carlo SS at some point. I've always liked the look of those, especially the Aerocoupe. I plan on keeping my 2006 Monte as well so I'd...

I agree with the above as well and, in my opinion, the Cruze is the best looking compact car on the market, inside and out. Nice, sporty and aggressive exterior styling and the interior is very well done and feels very roomy, even for someone taller like myself. Driver seating and controls are...

Since its introduction, I've really liked the styling of the Cruze in general, but the RS package just takes the car's overall look and appearance to another level; the main reason I bought my RS. Chevrolet did a great job with this car. I was a bit disappointed that they didn't offer the 19"...

Mine's a 2011 as well. 32, almost 33 mpg is pretty good. Like I said, I'm anxious to see what I can get mine up to.

I'm happy with 29.0 mpg, and that's on winter gas right now too. Although, since then I have not been able to hit that number again. I can see the overall mpg increasing slightly when stations switch over to summer gas. I'm anxious to see what I can get on long, highway trips this summer.

What is your favorite all-season tire and what do you run on your Cruze? Original equipment tires and sizes for the Cruze are: 215/55R17 Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max (ECO) 215/60R16 Firestone FR710 (LS, LT) 225/50R17 Continental ContiProContact (LT, LTZ) 225/45R18 Michelin Pilot HX MXM4 (LTZ)...

Does anybody have/use any of their products in their vehicles? I have been thinking of going with a set of their All-Weather Floor Mat or FloorLiner for use in the Cruze during the winter. They also have a cargo (trunk) liner available for the Cruze. They manufacture their products in the United...

I doubt I'm going to do any modifications to the Cruze's interior, or anything major to my Monte Carlo's for that matter. I like the factory look. Actually, in the Monte, I did swap out the stock, hard plastic shifter knob for the 2012 Impala's OE leather wrapped knob. Same exact style knob...

Black, hands down. There's nothing like a clean black vehicle; just looks amazing. Both my Cruze and Monte Carlo are black.

I'd say Motor Trend is my top pick, then Car & Driver, Automobile Magazine (based in Ann Arbor), and Road & Track. I'd also say Super Chevy.

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Thanks guys, I appreciate it! I'm a Monte Carlo guy but a Chevrolet guy as well. The Cruze seemed great for a daily driver with decent gas mileage. I'll have better pictures of the car in a few months when spring is here and the weather improves but I was able to get a few shots of the Cruze...

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Saw a black on black ZL1 at the Woodward Dream Cruise this past August and that car looked mean. The silver with black wheels looks sweet also.