More than 52,000 Holden Cruze cars have been recalled in Australia over the past five years, more than a third of the 135,000 sold since 2009.<\/p>\n
Holden Cruze recalls in Australia:<\/b><\/p>\n
July 2014 \u2014 7885 cars recalled<\/b><\/p>\n
Right-hand driveshaft, under specific driving conditions, may separate on 2.0-litre diesel models.<\/p>\n
April 2014 \u2014 2712 cars recalled<\/b><\/p>\n
Right-hand driveshaft may fracture and separate on 1.8-litre petrol manual models.<\/p>\n
Sept 2013 \u2014 681 cars recalled<\/b><\/p>\n
Right-hand driveshaft may fracture and separate on 1.8-litre petrol manual models.<\/p>\n
August 2013 \u2014 11,480 cars recalled<\/b><\/p>\n
The brakes may not work properly on the 1.4-litre turbo petrol automatic models.<\/p>\n
June 2012 \u2014 9,547 cars recalled<\/b><\/p>\n
Oil trapped in the belly pan could be an ignition source and cause a fire on 1.4-litre turbo petrol models.<\/p>\n
December 2011 \u2014 6,512 cars recalled<\/b><\/p>\n
The fuel feed hose on diesel models could leak diesel fuel, and possibly catch fire.<\/p>\n
May 2011 \u2014 4,236 cars recalled<\/b><\/p>\n
Seat belt fault. Passengers seated in the driver\u2019s side rear or centre seat may not be restrained properly.<\/p>\n
March 2010 \u2014 10,462 cars recalled<\/b><\/p>\n
Fuel feed hose fault in petrol models. The fuel feed hose may not have been manufactured correctly at the \u201cswagged\u201d end of the fuel hose to the fuel rail quick connector in the engine bay. A fuel leak may develop.<\/p>\n