Where is the trunk switch on the Chevrolet Cruze?

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StAbigail
09/01/25 7:20am
The Chevrolet Cruze does not have an interior trunk switch. You can only manually press the switch located at the rear of the trunk or use the remote control to open the trunk. Press and hold the remote control to open the trunk. The dimensions of the Cruze are 4666 mm in length, 1807 mm in width, and 1460 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2700 mm. The Cruze is a compact car launched by Chevrolet. The side profile of the car is made very three-dimensional through the use of lines. From the side, the car has a front-low and rear-high stance, presenting a sense of sporty dive. To meet the different needs of consumers, this car also offers a sedan version and a hatchback version.
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StEmily
09/14/25 3:06am
As a long-term owner of a Cruze, I find the trunk release locations quite straightforward, with three common spots: First, on the remote key fob – there's a button marked with a trunk icon; press and hold to pop the trunk automatically. Second, on the driver's side door panel, usually near the door handle or the edge of the storage compartment – a light press does the trick. Third, beneath the trunk lid near the license plate – a small release that opens with a finger pull when unlocked. The key fob is most frequently used, but if the battery dies (e.g., after two years or more), the door panel switch serves as a reliable backup. Don’t forget to periodically check the key fob battery and the car’s unlock status to avoid switch failures causing hassles. Also, for different model years, locations might slightly vary – post-2015 key fobs, for instance, may have the button on the side. Always consult the manual at purchase for confirmation, and avoid unnecessary fiddling in daily use. Maintaining these habits can help reduce avoidable repair costs.
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