2010 Chevrolet Cruze!

[awberdos]

Yup, mas mababa power to weight ratio ng Cruze compared sa ibang compacts like Civic, though mas mataas ng konti hp rating nya dito. Sa highway, i don't have any idea kung maganda drag coefficient ng Cruze. The lower it is the better the FC in Highway.

Very true. But the Cruze has better drag coefficient of 0.31 compared to the civic's 0.36.

I don't know how this translate to FC but there are many factors to consider like air flow direction, humidity, cleanliness of the front end panels, etc.

Cruze has 141HP, civic has 140HP.

Cruze is 6-speed AT, Civic is 5-speed AT.

At high way the 6-speed transmission will define the difference in FC rating.

At the above figures and and feature comparison, CRUZE is the clear winner!

[renzo_d10]

Awberdos, are you an agent ?

[Daddie]

ilan ang fc ng cruze, city drive and highway?

[Starex_Gold]

Awberdos, are you an agent ?

+1 to this question. Kasi parang masyadong Biased.

[renzo_d10]

Malamang OO.

There are only 2 people I know who are very biased when it comes to their cars., here in tsikot.

[batang_raon14]

Here are the prices for PMS:
1. Semi-synthetic oil (P400-600 range per liter, depending on brand to use)
2. Oil-filter - P851.00
3. Labor - P440.00 flat rate

Other schedule:
Spark plugs - every 2 years/40,000 km
Brake fluid - every 2 years / 40,000 km
Coolant fluid - every 3 years / 60,000 km
Timing belts - every 3 yeras / 60,000 km

Indeed value for money!

Just to confirm....

The spark plugs and break fluid are replaced ONLY after every 40,000kms.? Albeit odd unless I'm really that outdated already with the standard PMS (my rides ATM have their spark plugs replaced every 10K AFAIK).

As per the PMS listing, that's only the quotation for the CHANGE OIL part. Would you mind if you post the entire breakdown of let's say, the 40K, 60K, and 80K PMS Sched? Because I'm pretty sure the change oil is just a part of the PMS, the rest of the things that are to be done weren't posted.

Sorry for the confusion here, pero whenever I went to your dealerships then for a PMS kasi, you define it differently from simple CHANGE OIL. Kapag CHANGE OIL lang ang gagawin, ganyan lang ang costs, pero to have a complete servicing every 5K, your car needs to go under PMS and not just a mere "change oil."

Kindly enlighten us please. Thanks!

EDIT: Changed breakdown request schedules to 40, 60, and 80 as the first two are what's posted by him and 80 is pretty much the average "wallet-dies" part of maintaining a car.

[batang_raon14]

Malamang OO.

There are only 2 people I know who are very biased when it comes to their cars., here in tsikot.

Considering the post count, the first one I believe is here... as for the other one - man he's pretty much everywhere here in the forums and only considers his own cars as the great ones in the lineup (especially his san-fill-in-the-what-not)!

[awberdos]

+1 to this question. Kasi parang masyadong Biased.

Just a Chevrolet fan friends.

Check the figures for Civic and Cruze. They are all available in the net. THen vote.

Start with the looks and you'll fall in love with the Cruze.

MIAS edition of Cruze in silver is now displayed in Chevrolet Pasig showroom.... really an American Muscle car.

[awberdos]

Just to confirm....

The spark plugs and break fluid are replaced ONLY after every 40,000kms.? Albeit odd unless I'm really that outdated already with the standard PMS (my rides ATM have their spark plugs replaced every 10K AFAIK).

As per the PMS listing, that's only the quotation for the CHANGE OIL part. Would you mind if you post the entire breakdown of let's say, the 40K, 60K, and 80K PMS Sched? Because I'm pretty sure the change oil is just a part of the PMS, the rest of the things that are to be done weren't posted.

Sorry for the confusion here, pero whenever I went to your dealerships then for a PMS kasi, you define it differently from simple CHANGE OIL. Kapag CHANGE OIL lang ang gagawin, ganyan lang ang costs, pero to have a complete servicing every 5K, your car needs to go under PMS and not just a mere "change oil."

Kindly enlighten us please. Thanks!

EDIT: Changed breakdown request schedules to 40, 60, and 80 as the first two are what's posted by him and 80 is pretty much the average "wallet-dies" part of maintaining a car.

The PMS schedule of the Cruze is every 10,000 kms or 6 months whichever comes first.

Here are the expected PMS cost:

10K, 20K, 30K, 50K, 70K, 90K, 100K PMS (or every 6 months) - Change oil and inspect
1. Semi-synthetic oil (P400-600 range per liter, depending on brand to use)
2. Oil-filter - P851.00
3. Labor - P440.00 flat rate

40K, 80K, 120K PMS (or every 2 years) - Change oil, inspect, brake fluid, spark plug
1. Semi-synthetic oil (P400-600 range per liter, depending on brand to use)
2. Oil-filter - P851.00
3. Labor - P440.00 flat rate
4. Brake fluid - (5 bottles x P250) - 1,250.00
5. Spark Plugs (iridium) -

60K, 120K PMS (or every 3 years) - Change oil, inspect, timing belt
1. Semi-synthetic oil (P400-600 range per liter, depending on brand to use)
2. Oil-filter - P851.00
3. Labor - P440.00 flat rate
4. Timing belts - TBA (price range 3,500 to 7,000 - I hope its on the low end)

For any unexpected problem, Chevy Pasig is giving the service inspection (manual and computerized diagnosis) FREE for 5 years.

Warranty is 3 years or 100,000 kms whichever comes first.

This is an excellent deal my friends.

Cover it with insurance and you'll have a worry free ownership.

BTW - Chevy Pasig is giving FREE insurance, LTO, and Chattel for June to July buyers.

[Starex_Gold]

Just a Chevrolet fan friends.

Check the figures for Civic and Cruze. They are all available in the net. THen vote.

Start with the looks and you'll fall in love with the Cruze.

MIAS edition of Cruze in silver is now displayed in Chevrolet Pasig showroom.... really an American Muscle car.

Mas gusto ko ang Cruze keysa FD. Ewan ko kung bakit. hehe

past FD owner here..