Hi everyone, I am having issues with my 2017 Chevy Cruze and I don’t know where to turn for help.
There is a check engine light on. Sometimes it won’t let me start the car with my key fob; other times, it shuts off when I am completely stopped. I am also receiving a code that says the system is too rich.
I was told it was probably the map sensor, but after replacing it, nothing changed. Therefore, I was wondering if anyone could assist me before paying a mechanic an arm and a leg.
The Chevy Cruze began manufacturing in 2008 as a cost effective vehicle and is still going strong today. Nonetheless, there are a few special Chevy Cruze years that have to be avoided. When making your purchase, steer clear of the Chevy Cruze models from 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015. The most frequent problems with these cars are transmission problems and engine problems. The 2011 Chevy Cruze is one of the most prominent models to avoid as it revealed several expensive issues. If you want to get a decent deal on your car, avoid them.
Hi, Walker. I have a 2012 Cruze Eco. It was my wife’s daily driver. We purchased it fresh. I’ve had it for five years. I have 92k miles on my tyres and 85k on my brakes. The only parts replaced were the battery, the turbo oil cooling line and the oil pan gasket. It was a solid automobile.
I’m considering a Chevy Cruze, so I’ll definitely stay away from the 2011-2015 models. Are there any specific years that are considered more reliable?