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Of the three Lambda-platform vehicles which are sold by General Motors presently, the most expensive has generated the most hype. You're not surprised. You knew that one vehicle was a Saturn and the other was a GMC, right? Did I mention that the most expensive crossover in this trio is a Buick? That it starts at almost $41,000 in Canada? And is one of the best-looking large tallwagons available?
Back in August, the Enclave was discussed with three of its competitors on GCBC in a traditional 3 To Beat. Apparently, this curvaceous luxury vehicle had 8000 advance orders in the States prior to this past April.
- Midsize Suv Sales In Canada - April 2010
With sales split fairly equally, GM's Lambda platform trio combined to out-sell all other midsize SUVs and crossovers in Canada last month. In a manner of speaking more easy to understand however, the Ford Edge was clearly the best-selling crossoverish...
- U.s. Sales Of Midsize Suvs - April 2010
As the first of what will be an ongoing publication, this Graph measuring the Sales Stats of Midsize SUVs was a l'il bit difficult to organize. The Nissan Xterra is no competitor for the Buick Enclave. Yet the Nissan Xterra could easily be seen as...
- Cool Fact For The Day - Buick Enclave & China
After General Motors introduced the Buick Enclave, the auto journalism world was turned upside down. If, in one's own life, the brand name restricts potential purchases, how can one avoid an incredibly favourable review of a vehicle if, as alluded...
- Chevrolet Has High Expectations For The Traverse
Badge engineering, the forming of multiple automobiles from the same foundation while adjusting the fascias and switching the logo, is alive and well. Ford Escape, Mazda Tribute, Mercury Mariner? How 'bout the Chevrolet Cobalt and Pontiac G5? ...
- Platform, Architecture, Badge, Component
GoodCarBadCar is soon going to showcase bright examples of platform and architecture sharing. Ifyou think showcase is the wrong word; keep in mind that GoodCarBadCar will break open the worst examples of badge engineering and horrific occurrences in which...
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ENCLAVE PROVES POPULAR FOR BUICK
Of the three Lambda-platform vehicles which are sold by General Motors presently, the most expensive has generated the most hype. You're not surprised. You knew that one vehicle was a Saturn and the other was a GMC, right? Did I mention that the most expensive crossover in this trio is a Buick? That it starts at almost $41,000 in Canada? And is one of the best-looking large tallwagons available? Back in August, the Enclave was discussed with three of its competitors on GCBC in a traditional 3 To Beat. Apparently, this curvaceous luxury vehicle had 8000 advance orders in the States prior to this past April.
- Midsize Suv Sales In Canada - April 2010
With sales split fairly equally, GM's Lambda platform trio combined to out-sell all other midsize SUVs and crossovers in Canada last month. In a manner of speaking more easy to understand however, the Ford Edge was clearly the best-selling crossoverish...
- U.s. Sales Of Midsize Suvs - April 2010
As the first of what will be an ongoing publication, this Graph measuring the Sales Stats of Midsize SUVs was a l'il bit difficult to organize. The Nissan Xterra is no competitor for the Buick Enclave. Yet the Nissan Xterra could easily be seen as...
- Cool Fact For The Day - Buick Enclave & China
After General Motors introduced the Buick Enclave, the auto journalism world was turned upside down. If, in one's own life, the brand name restricts potential purchases, how can one avoid an incredibly favourable review of a vehicle if, as alluded...
- Chevrolet Has High Expectations For The Traverse
Badge engineering, the forming of multiple automobiles from the same foundation while adjusting the fascias and switching the logo, is alive and well. Ford Escape, Mazda Tribute, Mercury Mariner? How 'bout the Chevrolet Cobalt and Pontiac G5? ...
- Platform, Architecture, Badge, Component
GoodCarBadCar is soon going to showcase bright examples of platform and architecture sharing. Ifyou think showcase is the wrong word; keep in mind that GoodCarBadCar will break open the worst examples of badge engineering and horrific occurrences in which...