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2013 Chevy Cruze Diesel Confirmed
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FamilyCarGuide.com | July 25th, 2011 Diesel fans who’ve long been clamoring for a domestic automaker to offer a diesel will finally get what they’ve been asking for: a 2013 Chevrolet Cruze sedan with a diesel engine option. After months of speculation about a Chevy Cruze diesel, General Motors CEO Dan Akerson confirmed the fact in an interview with USA Today. An official... Read More -
2013 Chevrolet Cruze Diesel Plans 'Confirmed'...Again
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TheCarConnection.com | July 11th, 2011 Chevrolet's new Cruze compact car, the replacement to the lackluster Cobalt, has met with positive reviews from the press and fair sales success, but it may soon get even more attractive to those with mileage on their minds: a diesel version is coming. This February, our sister site GreenCarReports brought you news that the Cruze diesel was coming... Read More -
GM Launches World's Second-Smallest Car Diesel, In Indian Beat
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GreenCarReports.com | August 10th, 2011 It must be the Chevrolet Spark minicar's moment in the sun. Last week, GM confirmed that the smallest Chevy ever sold will come to the U.S. as a 2013 model. Then we put two and two together to wonder if Chevy's first all-electric car might be a converted Spark. What we forgot to mention--until now--is that two weeks ago, Chevy launched the Spark... Read More -
Chevrolet Cruze Diesel Confirmed For 2013: GM CEO Akerson
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TheCarConnection.com | July 22nd, 2011 It's as good as official: Chevrolet will build a diesel version of the Cruze for the U.S., to go on sale in 2013. The word comes straight from General Motors CEO Dan Akerson in an interview with USA Today. Speculation and rumors of a Cruze diesel have circulated for most of 2011, but today's confirmation is the first we've heard directly from the... Read More -
Green Car Sales: Winners and Losers of 2009
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GreenCarReports.com | January 7th, 2010 It's beginning to look as if the worst is over for U.S. auto sales. The year that just closed was, in the immortal words of Queen Elizabeth II, an annus horribilis, with only 10.4 million vehicles sold, down 21 percent on 2008 and the lowest total since 1982. But some light seems to be appearing on the horizon. According to Autotrader's Brian... Read More
