Chevrolet Cruze Usados en Venta en Naples, FL

When shopping for a new car my primary concern was fuel mileage. I commute a 100 mile round trip to work and I know fuel is not going to get any cheaper. I did consider other makes and models but after test driving I found out the eco is actually fun to drive. As for fuel mileage, I disregarded what the sticker said and decided I was going to make my own mind up. I found out it mostly depends on your driving style. If I try really hard I can get 50-51 mpg. Granted most of my commute is a mix of highway/interstate I usually average 42-43 mpg without even trying. My wife drives mostly city and she averages 38 mpg. The only word of caution I have to offer is that I have heard horror stories from the other cruse trims. Complaints that are common, widespread and re-occurring. From everyone I have talked to stay away from bigger engine and the more costly trims. Before I test drove the eco I did not think I would ever own another Chevy but for what the cruse eco is-it suited my situation the best.

I financed a 2016 Chevrolet Cruze approximately three years ago from my local Chevrolet dealership. I previously financed a vehicle through the same dealership and was ready to upgrade to a better vehicle to fit my needs and had more pick up when I hit the gas pedal. Unlike my previously vehicle, my car was equipped with safety features (back-up camera assistance, sensors indicating the vehicle in the next lane is passing, and OnStar services) that I desperately needed commuting to and from work on a busy highway. The fuel economy is great for drivers who have a long commute. Those who travel less frequently over short distances may not see this perk. My average fuel economy was typically around 33 mpg, which is still pretty spectacular compared to other gas guzzlers on the road.