At the Geneva Motor Show saw the debut of two-volume version of the Chevrolet Cruze, designed to broaden the catchment area of the car "battle" of the U.S. House. Built using the Body Frame Integral, which ensures high rigidity of the body, the Cruze Hatchback is practically tailor-made for the European market, on which, however, also the version in three volumes currently available has exceeded sales expectations.
The car, already presented as a concept at the Paris Motor Show 2010, dela mutual mechanical units and transmission lines up to three volumes and competition from the Old Continent in terms of space and space for bagagalio: in this regard has a room capacity of 400 liters, while the rear seat backrest can be reclined asymmetrically in the proportion 60/40.
The car will be on sale by summer 2011, still no official statement on prices, which, however, are announced as competitive as the three volumes. 
The car, already presented as a concept at the Paris Motor Show 2010, dela mutual mechanical units and transmission lines up to three volumes and competition from the Old Continent in terms of space and space for bagagalio: in this regard has a room capacity of 400 liters, while the rear seat backrest can be reclined asymmetrically in the proportion 60/40.
The car will be on sale by summer 2011, still no official statement on prices, which, however, are announced as competitive as the three volumes.
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