The second generation Chinese and US Chevrolet Cruzes may share a platform and mechanicals, but stylistically they’re quite different beasts. Here’s all their differences.
The front end (bonnet, headlights, fascia) differs greatly between the two. The doors are also different, with the American version featuring a front quarter light, door handles further down the side and flagpole-style wing mirrors.
The side shoulder lines are also vastly different, with the American version diving down the sides, while the Chinese model is straight as an arrow. The Chinese version has a mark over its rear haunches, while the US car has a similar feature over the front wheels.
Note how the American car has a black air flaps, like those seen on the Volt.
