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The Australian built Holden Cruze sedan and soon to be released hatch range will soon come standard with Bluetooth. Adding this feature as standard will further enhance the vehicle’s appeal.

The integrated feature, previously a $600* dealer fitted accessory, will be standard as part of a model year 2012 Cruze update on sale from mid-November.

Holden Director of Marketing, Simon Carr, said the addition of the technology was in response to consumer demand.

“Bluetooth has become an increasingly important feature for many motorists so it made sense to make it standard on Holden’s second best-selling carline,� Mr Carr said.

“Bluetooth is now standard across a number of Holden’s most popular carlines including Commodore, the all-new Barina and now Cruze.

Along with the new standard Bluetooth two new colours will be introduced in the model upgrade and will be available on all locally built cars.

Mr Carr said minor price changes would accompany the upgrade but was pleased to confirm there would be no premium for the sporty hatch over the sedan range.

“The Cruze CD and CDX range’s recommended retail price will increase by just $250 while the SRi and SRi-V models will increase by $500 to take into account other new inclusions to be announced closer to launch,� he said.

“We’ve made a commitment that the Cruze range will continue to stand for outstanding value for money and when you take into account the amount of standard features and its five star safety credentials, it’s hard to argue.�

The recommended retail price (excluding delivery and govt. charges) of the Cruze sedan and hatch range is as follows:

Cruze CD 1.8 litre petrol man / auto                   $21,240 / $23,240
Cruze CD 1.4 litre iTi petrol man / auto              $22,490 / $24,490
Cruze CD 2.0 litre diesel man / auto                  $25,240 / $27,240
Cruze CDX 1.8 litre petrol man / auto                $24,740 / $26,740
Cruze CDX 2.0 litre diesel man / auto                $28,740 / $30,740
Cruze SRi 1.4 litre iTi petrol man / auto             $24,990 / $26,990
Cruze SRi V 1.4 litre iTi petrol man / auto          $28,490 / $30,490

* Holden fitted Recommended Retail Price.

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