Holden Cruze 2014 FAQs

Check out real-world situations relating to the Holden Cruze 2014 here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.

• I'm looking at buying a 2014 Holden Cruze should I be worried about high kilometres on the clock?

  That certainly is a lot of kilometres for a car that’s just seven years old. However, the car’s service history and how it’s been driven is far more important than the simple number showing on the odometer. If the car has a fully stamped and complete service record (with no missing services) then it’s a better buy than one with fewer kilometres but no written service history.

  How and where the car has been driven is crucial, too. Country miles are generally kinder to a car’s driveline than stop-start city driving. And check for a tow-bar. Has the car towed anything heavy? These are all questions you need to ask before making a deal on any car.

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• Holden Cruze 2014:

  It’s hard to say what has happened, but you’d have to think something behind the panel was damaged, perhaps shaken loose in the crash.

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• Holden Cruze 2012: What can I do if my automatic transmission is stuck?

  It sounds like the Cruze automatic transmission gremlin has struck. In the past Holden has come to the party with some or the entire repair costs, but that was some time ago when the car was near new. As yours is seven years old Holden might not be as cooperative. Even so it would be worth calling Holden (1800 033 349) and lodging a claim for compensation.

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