Holden Cruze: Engine failure
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Asked by Jeff Schaper
My 2010 Holden Cruze has a serious fault where the engine will cut out while you are driving on the highway. The Holden dealer I bought it from keeps saying the car is ok and within spec, but it obviously isn't. Who can I take the car for an independent assessment?
Answered by CarsGuide
14 Jun 2012I wouldn't recommend you take it anywhere but the dealer. It's still under warranty and the dealer and Holden are the ones to fix it. I would take it back and tell them you believe it to be dangerous to drive and refuse to take it away until it's fixed.
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