I remember when my '16 Chevy Cruze hood got whacked by a tree branch in, believe it or not, rainy Portland! Though I considered going to a junkyard, I ended up with an OEM replacement from a local Chevy parts dealer. It saved me a ton of hassle with fitting. Others might opt for aftermarket, but it’s crucial to ensure the quality, you know?
I had to swap my '16 Cruze hood last spring in Toronto, Canada. Online, you can find this stuff cheaper and faster. I went with the universal mesh one—definitely a vibe upgrade. Test fitted a few 'cause some fit’s all wonky. A bit careless, but turns out rad!
In Toronto, I’ve had a struggle findin’ a decent hood for my 2016 Chevy Cruze. Tried some aftermarket shops but savings just weren’t there ya know? Lastly, went with a local guy who did custom metalwork. Best bet, personal touches. Worked great!
In Chicago, I’ve had my share of run-ins with hail. Finding that heavy-duty fiberglass hood online saved the day and kept my 2016 Chevy Cruze looking sharp. Quality parts at a bargain!
I’ve got a 2016 Chevy Cruze here in Calgary, Alberta! After my original hood got busted, I opted for a Vesey brand one from Amazon. Super solid and fits perfectly. No more worries about that annoying road noise either. Always a lifesaver in Canada’s wacky weather!
I’ve got a buddy in Toronto who replaced his 2016 Chevy Cruze hood myself. He went for a custom fiberglass option after his old one got wrecked. It was surprisingly affordable and looked unreal once done, totally boosted the car’s vibe. The only snag was finding a shop that’d take on the job, but worth it once he had it done. From his experience, the OEM ones are pricey, but aftermarket saved his wallet. If you’re in the US, check out a local custom shop, they’re a gem!