Holden Cruze
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The Holden Cruze, also called the Chevrolet Cruze is a compact SUV, and is based on a four wheel drive version of the Suzuki Ignis. Introduced to Australia in 2002, the engine for the Cruze was a 1.5 litre 75 kW DOHC, up from the 1.3 litre 60 kW DOHC in the original Suzuki Ignis.
This Cruze was available in both automatic and manual transmissions. The main rivals in the Australian market were the Suzuki Jimny and Daihatsu Terios. The Holden Cruze is a SUV designed primarily for on-road use.
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