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As it turns out, the Opel Insignia, GM's mid-size sedan that some of you may know with Vauxhall's moniker and others with Buick's as the Regal, doesn't really fit the bill as a tram, in fact, it's terrible at it, especially if you put it on the tracks. Read more »
- Gm Ceo Likes The Opel Cascada, Says 'why Don't We Bring It To The Us'. What Do You Think? [w/poll]
From the time GM linked its Opel and Buick brands, whenever the German company comes out with a new model, the question arises whether the Detroit automaker should bring it to North America. Currently, of the six Buick vehicles sold in the States, three...
- Official: Opel Insignia Heading To The Usa As The Buick Regal
General Motors officially announced today that the name of Buick's next mid-size sport sedan will be the Regal. Even though the Detroit automaker did not hand out any photos other than a cropped image of the sedan, chances are that the US-spec model...
- 2010 Opel Insignia Opc: Barely Camouflaged Prototype Spied On The 'ring
What could very well turn out to be an economical alternative to the Audi S4 sports sedan, the new Opel Insignia OPC, was caught here by our spies virtually undisguised during test runs on the Nurburgring race track. The new high-performance Insignia...
- Opel Insignia Sport Package By Steinmetz
While the new Opel Insignia has been praised by many for its sensual styling, German tuning house Steinmetz believes that there's still room for plenty of visual enhancements. The complete styling package from Steinmetz consists of a blacked-out front...
- New Buick Regal: Opel Insignia-based Sedan Introduced In China
Shanghai GM, a joint venture between General Motors and Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC) has taken the wraps off the new Chinese market Buick Regal. With the exception of a few minor styling details like the new grille, the side air-vents...
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Lesson Learned, Opel Insignia Is Not a…Trolley
As it turns out, the Opel Insignia, GM's mid-size sedan that some of you may know with Vauxhall's moniker and others with Buick's as the Regal, doesn't really fit the bill as a tram, in fact, it's terrible at it, especially if you put it on the tracks. Read more »
- Gm Ceo Likes The Opel Cascada, Says 'why Don't We Bring It To The Us'. What Do You Think? [w/poll]
From the time GM linked its Opel and Buick brands, whenever the German company comes out with a new model, the question arises whether the Detroit automaker should bring it to North America. Currently, of the six Buick vehicles sold in the States, three...
- Official: Opel Insignia Heading To The Usa As The Buick Regal
General Motors officially announced today that the name of Buick's next mid-size sport sedan will be the Regal. Even though the Detroit automaker did not hand out any photos other than a cropped image of the sedan, chances are that the US-spec model...
- 2010 Opel Insignia Opc: Barely Camouflaged Prototype Spied On The 'ring
What could very well turn out to be an economical alternative to the Audi S4 sports sedan, the new Opel Insignia OPC, was caught here by our spies virtually undisguised during test runs on the Nurburgring race track. The new high-performance Insignia...
- Opel Insignia Sport Package By Steinmetz
While the new Opel Insignia has been praised by many for its sensual styling, German tuning house Steinmetz believes that there's still room for plenty of visual enhancements. The complete styling package from Steinmetz consists of a blacked-out front...
- New Buick Regal: Opel Insignia-based Sedan Introduced In China
Shanghai GM, a joint venture between General Motors and Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC) has taken the wraps off the new Chinese market Buick Regal. With the exception of a few minor styling details like the new grille, the side air-vents...