Chevrolet Cruze
✓Relatively good reliability for local road conditions
✓Good ride comfort even on long drives on local roads
✓Relatively good fuel economy for its price (average 12–14 km/l in city)
✓Relatively modern exterior design for its generation
✗Expensive maintenance and long wait times at the importer
✗Susceptibility to minor damage in urban driving
✗Relatively low interior material quality compared to Japanese/Korean rivals
✗Average ride comfort due to overly soft suspension
Chevrolet Cruze — Common Problems →Mercedes-Benz C220d
✓Comfortable ride even on congested urban roads
✓Modern design that suits most local drivers
✓2.0-liter diesel engine (194 hp) with high torque exceeding 400 Nm, delivering good acceleration and low fuel consumption (around 15–18 km/l on the highway)
✓Top-tier exterior design and build quality, with quality interior materials and a modern aesthetic reminiscent of more premium models
