When we asked for more photos of the Chinese-spec 2015 Chevrolet Cruze upon its debut, we were met with stingy responses. Now we understand why, as it seems that Chevrolet wanted the world to talk over the new global compact’s sheetmetal before it released photos of the interior, which happened today.
With the dual-color scheme and flowing layout of the new Cruze, the 2014 Chevrolet Impala immediately comes to mind, and that’s a very good thing. The slender design of the steering wheel and the ice-blue glow of the instrument panel also beg to have a driver facing across from them. Perhaps more importantly is the promise of increased overall cabin space with anticipated class-leading legroom. This is because the wheels of the next-generation Cruze are pushed more forward and aft to maximize the interior roominess, while the roofline stretches farther out backside. There’s also Bluetooth, the latest MyLink system, and a new button layout. We can’t wait to see what this all means for the U.S.-spec, 2016 Chevrolet Cruze.
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After all the spy shots, we finally see it.
Looks great and way better than similar models from the competition. The devil will be in the details…cut and sewn leather type dash, quality plastics and touches. It really is putting the Honda Civic to shame with the Honda’s swaths of grey hard-touch plastic everywhere.
This is about as nice as the Verano…. now if that Verano could show up quickly..
It will be interesting to see how much better the Verano is inside since it it is a more expensive car. This is already excellent, so I am excited to see what Buick did.
I really expect the Verano to come into it’s own this next model. It will be get more dedication to its mission since it will be in the planning from the start on the new platform.
The shots look beautiful. This means great things for Buick, putting the Tri Shield more in competition with Audi where out should be.
I wonder why Australia might pass onCruze?
Now if they get the feel and texture right it will be class leading.
This is the real new GM I have spoken of as this is what the new money and time spent on the car will so.
Dayum, puts most of the competition to shame.
Heck of a lot nicer looking than my 2014 Cruze.
Looks pretty classy to me, I like it.