Unmasked 2016 Chevrolet Cruze Spy Photos Reveal Complete Redesign | Edmunds.com

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• chrisb23 Member Posts: 3

  May 2015

  that's a nice looking "Honda Elantra"

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• candu1 Member Posts: 1

  May 2015

  Looks like someone put a Chevy bowtie on a Kia Forte. And here we go again with the corporate branding. Isn't a car that just looks good enough? Does it HAVE to look like a mini-Malibu? Not that there's anything wrong with that, but how about some visual diversity and not just another (albeit, smaller) car designed to look like a member of the family?

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• schen72 Member Posts: 433

  May 2015

  This strategy works for BMW and Audi and nobody ever complains.

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• zimtheinvader Member Posts: 580

  May 2015 edited May 2015

  schen72 said:

  This strategy works for BMW and Audi and nobody ever complains.

  I like it when it works like it does here. It doesn't always work between the different size cars and there is an art to just how much you carry over between them. I think Chevy is doing quite well with just putting enough similar on there.
  I saw the same gripe when the Malibu was shown but to me using a really good design like the Impala as a starting point is a smart way to do it.
  Now just carry over the interior quality and you've got it!

  candu1 said:

  Looks like someone put a Chevy bowtie on a Kia Forte. ... Does it HAVE to look like a mini-Malibu? ....

  Which one is it? A Kia Forte or a Mini-Malibu? Or is the Malibu a maxi-Forte? And the Impala a mega-Forte?
  
  

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• frank908 Member Posts: 48

  May 2015

  You're average person doesn't cares about a KIA Forte, or KIA in general. Or barely knows KIA even exists as a brand so the Cruze's association with a KIA is kinda, no actually, it's just moot. Who wants to copy a brand that's the [non-permissible content removed] cousin of a brand that's already considered low brow anyway?

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• meteor10 Member Posts: 59

  May 2015

  what works for Audi and BMW does not mean that it will work for any other brand) imho

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