Need New DD...~15k

[Trogdor]

Originally Posted by JET

The sonata is a solid choice, my uncle has one and loves it. He puts a ton of miles on it too for work. Altima might be another good one to check out, but is more money than the sonata. The Cruze ECO has been getting killer reviews too.

Who is giving the Cruze good reviews?! It's a fucking Daewoo*. I've read nothing but bad things about them, from recalls, to transmission failures.

*Okay, technically it's owned by Chevy now. But the old Daewoo plant, and all of its engineers were bought by Chevy - It's still a Daewoo.

[Tachyon]

Originally Posted by Trogdor

Who is giving the Cruze good reviews?! It's a fucking Daewoo*. I've read nothing but bad things about them, from recalls, to transmission failures.

*Okay, technically it's owned by Chevy now. But the old Daewoo plant, and all of its engineers were bought by Chevy - It's still a Daewoo.

Are they still sourcing their engines from Holden?

-Sincerely a Daewoo driver.

[Super Bleeder!!]

Originally Posted by Tachyon

Are they still sourcing their engines from Holden?

-Sincerely a Daewoo driver.

Doesnt Holden use GM engines?

[Tachyon]

Originally Posted by Super Bleeder!!

Doesnt Holden use GM engines?

It really depends on year and application. Modern-day, yes. Circa the year of my POS, the engines were influenced by GM, but build by Holden's foundry (in Australia) using cast iron.

[JET]

Originally Posted by Trogdor

Who is giving the Cruze good reviews?! It's a fucking Daewoo*. I've read nothing but bad things about them, from recalls, to transmission failures.

*Okay, technically it's owned by Chevy now. But the old Daewoo plant, and all of its engineers were bought by Chevy - It's still a Daewoo.

Your bias gets pretty sickening at times. If it isn't on your lot, then it sucks... until you get one in. This is rating the higher mileage cars as an enthusiast would.

http://www.roadandtrack.com/future-c...olet-cruze-eco