8.0
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- No data
- Average Mileage:
- 73,850 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 3 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (3 reports)
Besides that I had only owned the car for about 3 months when this happened. The lying dealer that sold it to me said it was under recall and would be free. Then they call me and say, ooops, no it's not, it's going to cost about $900. Then I go to pay and they say, oh, that $900 was before tax and they charged me $80 to replace the windshield wipers on top of that. (something that can be done for about $20-30 even if you use the expensive rain-x wipers).
- David R., Wentzville, MO, US
This vehicle, my 2011 Chevy Cruz, is the biggest piece of crap I have ever owned. I have owned five Chevy vehicles; two beings brand new. This will undoubtedly be the last.
In the four years and 57,000 miles that I've owned it;
- the shifter has fallen apart completely - the entire throttle body needed to be replaced - components of the entire have fallen apart inside the engine leading to coolant draining completely - two tire sensors have died - the engine thermostat has needed to be replaced - two coolant sensors needed to be replaced
It was just in the shop a month ago with a 500 dollar job for the cooling system and the check engine light is on again with codes relating to the cooling system.
Stay away from this vehicle like the plague.
- Casey M., Fort Myers, NY, US
Check engine light on. Error Code P0087. Many people report same issue with overheating/coolant flow issue. I added more coolant and change a sensor. Will report if it does any good but I doubt it will.
- Torrin S., Mascoutah, IL, US