Certain things that are different that are noticeable until you look at them. The keyless entry are only on the two front doors now. Little less has saving. Better looking rims. Button to disengage the Auto start/stop. No 8inch radio screen. Just the 7, but you still get Bose if you wanted it. New facelift. Better color options. New 3rd myLink system. Little LCD screen in the air controls. Which is a plus for my cause I love how you can compact tech into a small area.
This car colour is in a pearl colour too which means it changes colour in sun light. I had bought one oct 2019 April 2020 I got tboned on my passenger side by a transport truck driver doing 85km and I literally walked up the ditch I got thrown in and was driving three days after. After looking 3 weeks for this colour I was able to get the identical colour. Dark you gm for discontinuing this car. If anyone wants to see pictures hit me up with a message
i got a brand new 2018 cruze in june 2018. last week, some asshole t boned me and now my baby, that didn’t even get to make it to a year, is totaled (she definitely held her own though). and driving multiple cars around since has me missing my cruze more and more. it’s an amazing little car and they’re really fucking up something great by discontinuing it. i’m definitely going to be picking me up a 2019 now
Great question! There are a LOT of factors that play into different averages (terrain, gas quality, driving habits, tire pressure, temperature, weather, etc). From what I've noticed with my customer feedback, it seems like GM usually rates them under the actual (better to err on the side of caution...I mean, who's gonna complain about getting better mpg than expected?). I've heard it on the Cruze, Malibu, Silverado, and Equinox from several people. Here are a few good articles about the EPA testing process: jalopnik.com/how-fuel-economy-is-measured-and-why-you-get-different-1716232721 www.edmunds.com/fuel-economy/heres-why-real-world-mpg-doesnt-match-epa-ratings.html www.caranddriver.com/features/the-truth-about-epa-city-highway-mpg-estimates Hope that helps :)
I was going to get a 2018 as soon as the 2019's comes out, but with the ability to disengage the auto stop, I’ll be seriously considering the 2019. That feature is worth the extra $$$$.
I just bought an '18 LT Sedan, $8250 off sticker. For that I can deal with the stop start. If you put the transmission in L, tap the gear selector to +6 it disables it.
the 2019 LT model went down in price compared the the '18. Thats a pretty nice price IMO. I just bought an 18 LT with a window price of $22,640 but after discounts and trade in and sales tax , my cost was $18,391. I get awesome gas mileage. I did a fill up today. In one week I drove 207 miles and it only took 6.1 gallons to refuel. All city/rural driving. Highway driving will give you around 44 mpg without running AC
Loop: Very nice indeed. As soon as the 2019's arrive to all dealers, they will be anxious to get the 2018's off the lots fast. Enjoy the new car. No doubt one of the best out there.
I love the NEW BLUE COLOR!! It kind of reminds me of my grandmas 2001 Honda Accord when it was brand new. But it’s a good thing. I loved that car for some weird reason. But this Cruze’s new blue color is soo much better than ugly light blue metallic, it reminded me of the Hyundai Elantra with that ugly plastic feeling all around.
Also like the cruze rides really nice i test drove one before
It's a great car, was sad to see it go :(
I think this is kinetic blue.
Depending on how the light hits it, it can appear that way, but it's definitely the Pacific Blue.
Certain things that are different that are noticeable until you look at them. The keyless entry are only on the two front doors now. Little less has saving. Better looking rims. Button to disengage the Auto start/stop. No 8inch radio screen. Just the 7, but you still get Bose if you wanted it. New facelift. Better color options. New 3rd myLink system. Little LCD screen in the air controls. Which is a plus for my cause I love how you can compact tech into a small area.
What’s with the ticking sound with the engine running is that normal?
This car colour is in a pearl colour too which means it changes colour in sun light. I had bought one oct 2019 April 2020 I got tboned on my passenger side by a transport truck driver doing 85km and I literally walked up the ditch I got thrown in and was driving three days after. After looking 3 weeks for this colour I was able to get the identical colour. Dark you gm for discontinuing this car. If anyone wants to see pictures hit me up with a message
Oh wow! I'm glad you're ok!
i got a brand new 2018 cruze in june 2018. last week, some asshole t boned me and now my baby, that didn’t even get to make it to a year, is totaled (she definitely held her own though). and driving multiple cars around since has me missing my cruze more and more. it’s an amazing little car and they’re really fucking up something great by discontinuing it. i’m definitely going to be picking me up a 2019 now
I get 38.1 combined, and I drive pretty aggressively. When my mom drives, we averaged closer to 43. Why are the EPA ratings so off ?
Great question! There are a LOT of factors that play into different averages (terrain, gas quality, driving habits, tire pressure, temperature, weather, etc). From what I've noticed with my customer feedback, it seems like GM usually rates them under the actual (better to err on the side of caution...I mean, who's gonna complain about getting better mpg than expected?). I've heard it on the Cruze, Malibu, Silverado, and Equinox from several people.
Here are a few good articles about the EPA testing process:
jalopnik.com/how-fuel-economy-is-measured-and-why-you-get-different-1716232721
www.edmunds.com/fuel-economy/heres-why-real-world-mpg-doesnt-match-epa-ratings.html
www.caranddriver.com/features/the-truth-about-epa-city-highway-mpg-estimates
Hope that helps :)
I was going to get a 2018 as soon as the 2019's comes out, but with the ability to disengage the auto stop, I’ll be seriously considering the 2019. That feature is worth the extra $$$$.
Stop/start can be a little annoying especially at a brief stop. I dont mind it a long lights or waiting on a train.
My girlfriend has a 2017 Malibu, and lots of times the car still starts up before you let off the brake at stops.
I just bought an '18 LT Sedan, $8250 off sticker. For that I can deal with the stop start. If you put the transmission in L, tap the gear selector to +6 it disables it.
I found 26 dealers in Florida that have 2019 Cruze in stock. Some LT models are sale priced at $21,500.
Is that the sale price or full msrp including destination charge?
the 2019 LT model went down in price compared the the '18. Thats a pretty nice price IMO. I just bought an 18 LT with a window price of $22,640 but after discounts and trade in and sales tax , my cost was $18,391. I get awesome gas mileage. I did a fill up today. In one week I drove 207 miles and it only took 6.1 gallons to refuel. All city/rural driving. Highway driving will give you around 44 mpg without running AC
Loop: Very nice indeed. As soon as the 2019's arrive to all dealers, they will be anxious to get the 2018's off the lots fast. Enjoy the new car. No doubt one of the best out there.
Loop Garoo Congrats Loop Garoo! Great deal too! :)
I believe so.
I've the premier model with RS..but how can I get the flickering lights?
The light flicker because they are leds and being filmed. Off camera they don’t flicker.
153hp 177lb-ft
I love the NEW BLUE COLOR!! It kind of reminds me of my grandmas 2001 Honda Accord when it was brand new. But it’s a good thing. I loved that car for some weird reason. But this Cruze’s new blue color is soo much better than ugly light blue metallic, it reminded me of the Hyundai Elantra with that ugly plastic feeling all around.
Love the Chevy Cruze best sedan on the market and a great price
Eh. I can probably squeeze in 15 gallons of gas lol