http://www.autoblog.com/2008/08/02/s...-its-interior/

 

With 40mpg, a nice exterior look, a seemingly very nice interior, priced in the low 20's that thing would be a huge hit right now.

If of course it were actually coming to the NA market anytime soon.

 

Looks fantastic. I really wish this was out within the next year. This is just what GM needs right now.

 

anyone get a bunch of windows opening when they tried to close the link?

anyways very nice interior, GM could have a hit there. I dont know who decides what comes to north america but GM could be doing a lot better if they brought more stuff here.

 

That really looks nice. I especially like the brick color contrast. Still another yr away though....

 

Looks great.

 

Looks nice 'n' cosey in there and the steering wheel looks the goods. Refreshing to see non-black/grey plastics.

 

Looks impressive, especially considering the market segment.

 

I cant imagine the conversation where GM decided not to bring that to NA out of the gate. Decisions like that make it apparent why GM is still losing billions every quarter.

 

Cause thats what consumers want. so we don't get it. At least they are getting the Camaro right... just took a few years. Hopefully this new car comes out in time before the competition already have made leaps and bounds once again.

 

Wish they'd build a 2-door version...

 

They likely will eventually.

 

Also likely would be a 5 door and 3 door, correct?

 

If it's going to possibly replace the Cobalt, I'd expect 2 and 4 door models. That interior looks fantastic!

 

I'd love to see a 3 or 5 door, but I don't think we will for North America with the Astra covering those Delta bodystyles. (I'd also like to see a true small wagon from either Chevy or Saturn, but we probably won't).

My guess is they'll launch the CRUZE sedan first and build it concurrently with Cobalt sedan, then they'll drop the Cobalt sedan and offer CRUZE and Cobalt coupe/SS. Then when the CRUZE coupe is ready the Cobalt will be permanently retired.