General Motors announced today the Chevrolet Cruze price for the UK market. The Chevrolet Cruze will be offered on the British market with either a 1.6-liter (113PS) or a 1.8-litre (141PS) petrol engines or 2.0-litres diesel with either a 125PS or 150PS. The petrol versions of the Chevrolet Cruze will also be offered with an automatic transmission.
The top of the range Chevrolet Cruze LT, powered by the 1.8 petrol or the 2.0-litre diesel engine, will come equipped with cruise control, climate control, an automatic anti-dazzle rear view mirror and an upgraded high-output stereo.
The Chevrolet Cruze price starts at £11,545 for the base model (1.6 S) and goes up to £15,195
for the 2.0 VCDi LT 150PS version.
Chevrolet Press Release:
Keeping an eye on money has never been more topical, and the good news for Chevrolet customers is that the all-new Cruze will be true to the brand’s traditional value-for-money ethics despite its premium styling and build quality.
The newcomer, which has the stance of a four-door coupe, will start from just £11,545 on-the-road,
and will arrive at UK Chevrolet retailers in July.
It will be offered with a choice of four engines – 1.6 (113PS) and 1.8-litre (141PS) petrols featuring variable valve timing for maximum performance and efficiency, plus two diesels, both 2.0-litres and with a choice of 125PS or 150PS power outputs. Automatic transmission will be offered on the petrol models.
The range will kick off with the 1.6 S, which enjoys a comprehensive list of standard equipment despite its value price tag. As well as remote
central locking, the model features follow-me-home lighting, a feature normally reserved for premium cars, a quality CD-radio system, electric front windows, a fully-adjustable driver’s seat and steering wheel, six airbags, ESC, upmarket soft-touch cabin materials, and premium blue-backlit dashboard dials. The 1.6S A/C model, at £11,995, also adds air conditioning.
The LS model, expected to be the best-seller in the range, starts at only £12,595 for the 1.6 manual variant and includes air conditioning as standard, plus other upmarket features such as
16-inch alloy wheels, a chrome edged radiator grille, front fog lights and reverse parking sensors.
Flagship of the range will be the LT, which comes in 1.8 petrol or 2.0-litre diesel guise, starting at £13,595. For that, you get a list of specification that’s truly befitting of a luxury car, including cruise control, climate control, an automatic anti-dazzle rear view mirror, an upgraded high-output stereo, electric rear windows, chrome detailing and 17-inch alloy wheels, plus the option of an integrated satellite navigation system.
The Cruze will also spearhead Chevrolet’s campaign in the
2009 World Touring Car Championship, which kicked off on March 8 in Curitiba, Brazil. The UK round of the WTCC takes place at Brands Hatch on July 19 – just in time to coincide with the car’s UK introduction.
