AutoGuideBlog.com (Free subscription) | 11/01/2008
Filed under: Chevrolet We still don’t know for sure what GM’s production plans are for the Chevy Cruze here in the U.S. The company hasn’t made an official statement on the subject since announcing that it would be built in Lordstown, OH in early 2010. Recent stories have indicated that U.S.-production of the Cruze might be [...]
AutoblogGreen (Free subscription) | 10/31/2008
Filed under: Chevrolet We still don't know for sure what GM's production plans are for the Chevy Cruze here in the U.S. The company hasn't made an official statement on the subject since announcing that it would be built in Lordstown, OH in early 2010. Recent stories have indicated that U.S.-production of the Cruze might be delayed by up to a year in an effort to conserve cash. While we will still...
CARSCOOP (Free subscription) | 10/30/2008
Remember the Chevy Cruze that was launched at the Paris Show in early October? Well, a rebadged version of the compact sedan has just gone on sale in Korea under the Daewoo brand as the Lacetti. And yes, just like you we too are completely dazzled by the fact that a product of an American company can go immediately for sale in a less significant market like Korea but it will take -for whatever reasons...
China Car Times (Free subscription) | 09/08/2008
The Chevrolet Cruze is quite possibly the most anticipated car from Chevrolet this year, and is grabbing headlines in the Chinese automotive media quite frequently over the past few weeks. In foreign markets, the Cruze is expected to replace the Daewoo Lacetti, which is usually badged as a Chevrolet for Euro [...]
Motor Authority (Free subscription) | 06/11/2008
GM’s next global small car, a new sedan and hatch to replace the current Chevrolet Cobalt in North America, has been spotted testing in Europe recently. Due next year as a 2010 model, the new model will be sold in Europe as a Chevrolet Nubira and in Asia as the Daewoo Lacetti. [...]
The Irish Times (Free subscription) | 02/06/2008
Second Hand Sense: Chevrolet LacettiIt used to be called the Daewoo Lacetti until General Motors decided the products from its Korean arm could do with a little brand lustre.
