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Chevrolet’s 2016 Cruze aims to democratize tech

Chevrolet’s 2016 Cruze aims to democratize tech

Posted on June 26, 2015August 12, 2019 By Jarvis

It might be one of Chevrolet’s smallest cars, but the 2016 Cruze punches above its segment when it comes to its importance in the line-up. Revealed in Detroit today, though not set to go on sale until next year, the new Cruze is Chevy’s lure to new young car owners, not to mention courting the non-US buyers that already make up around 60-percent of the car company’s audience. On offer is a five-seater

On the outside, the Cruze borrows some of the more familiar aspects of Chevrolet’s line-up. The sweeping hood edge, for instance, picks up on the new Malibu and Camaro, while the grille is reminiscent of the second-gen Volt.
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