The Chevrolet Cruze is a popular compact vehicle due to its sporty looks and affordability. Unfortunately, for many consumers, the benefits the Cruze provides is quickly outweighed by its issues with reliability. Common concerns with the Cruze include but are not limited to:
– Check engine lights
– Excessive oil consumption
– Harsh shifting of the transmission
– Coolant leaks
– Water pump failures
– Turbo failures
At the forefront of these issues is an overheating issue connected to a pinhole size leak in the Chevy Cruze water pumps. We have seen Chevy dealers perform repairs related to replacement of the coolant reservoir, the coolant hoses, the thermostat, and of course the water pump. These defects often return, resulting in multiple repair attempts for serious engine issues that impact the life of Chevy Cruze vehicles. If you have had water pump, overheating, or coolant issues, and if your Chevy Cruze was purchase or leased and serviced in California, we can help with your lemon law claim. We have helped many Chevy Cruze owners with overheating issues obtain buybacks under California’s lemon law.
If you are experiencing these issues or any other concerns, then we encourage you to take the vehicle to an authorized GM dealership for repairs. If you have already taken the vehicle to an authorized GM dealership then filing a lemon law claim may be right for you. California’s lemon law is among the strongest in the nation and is designed to protect your rights by requiring car companies, like GM, to repurchase qualifying vehicles. Your vehicle may qualify for a repurchase if you have taken it in for repairs on at least two occasions. California’s lemon law also contains an attorney fee-shifting provision which means that your fees and costs are paid for by the car company.
If you have a 2013-2020 Chevrolet Cruze and have experienced concerns like those mentioned above, please reach out to us for a free case evaluation. We will be happy to review your case and determine if we can help.
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