Review: 2017 Chevrolet Cruze Hatchback

The Chevy Cruze has been a winner for GM and now it has a hatchback version. Let's see what Graeme thinks about it, and also his thoughts on "Teen Driver"
(This segment originally aired on Motoring TV 2017 episode 5)
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[@toner37]

when you talk about the center headrest missing. Well at times when you have reviewed cars with it. You complain it can block the rear view. And when it's not there are all. You wish it was.

[@lawrencey0y]

I like the new Cruze, but my verano seems to hold up pretty well and reliable at 52k. Let see if I can get a few more years out of it before trading in for a new one.

[@jonathonmanny498]

Nice car

[@TomesEsq]

A lot more people will like your videos if you stop hiding the like/dislike numbers.

[@nickolastiguan]

i just had a 2017 Cruze for rental, good car overall, but the build quality is appalling. the car has less than 5000 km, and headliner around where the sunroof is has already started to "peel". few trim pieces have big gaps between them, and the piece of plastic that is holding the windshield (driver side) to the car has already came off.

[@toner37]

you mentioned it was a rental. Don't expect much as every other person has had the car. It's up to the rental company to take care or it. Or the person renting it to mentioned things that need to be looked at. Just saying.

[@nickolastiguan]

Tony M true, but personally, I have never experienced that in an brand new rental car before. America or Japanese car.