Q: engine ok

I can understand the disappointment with how your transmission is shifting, especially since a slipping transmission can make it very difficult to drive and potentially become a safety hazard. The maintenance schedule for your Cruze recommends having the transmission fluid...

The rattling noise you are hearing could be contributing to many issues. It depends if the noise is only when you are driving or if the noise is present when the vehicle is idling. The most common cause would be...

This sounds like a BCM (body control module) malfunction. This could have been caused either by a low voltage issue (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-check-the-voltage-of-a-car-battery) or a voltage spike. If the electrical system is dead, there is a power fuse that comes from the...

Hello. It sounds like the engine does not crank at all when this occurs. This is typically caused by a failing ignition switch (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-a-bad-or-failing-ignition-switch) or transmission position sensor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-a-bad-or-failing-transmission-position-sensor-switch). The most common issue I have come across on this vehicle...

Hello. This is a very low price for an otherwise great car. I would recommend having an expert mechanic inspect the car (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/pre-purchase-car-inspection) prior to the purchase to check for other potential issues. Although, the two issues you have described...

Hi. It sounds like the electric rack and pinion is malfunctioning causing the ESP light to come on. There also could be a problem with the battery and or the charging system not working properly causing low voltage in the...

Hello - if the vehicle was driven any distance with low fluid, major damage could have occurred. If the transmission now has a proper, clean fluid level, and won't move in any gear, there is likely serious damage. I would...

You want a wheel that has the same offset, backspacing, and width as your existing wheels in order to avoid handling problems. If you had OEM wheels, I could tell you the offset but inasmuch as you have aftermarket wheels,...

You probably have stability control on your car. It goes by many names "esp, esc, dsc" etc depending on the manufacturer but it works pretty much the same. When the various sensors that detect wheel speed and side forces indicate...