GMI's Regal Resource

[Burnout Czar]

Welcome back Regal. I think the new Regal looks hot! I am 26 years old and this is one car I will be considering (must be the GS model) next spring/summer, the other two being the CTS coupe and Camaro. I think Buick is effectively back, give us the baby Enclave and small car based on the Astra and I think Buick can lower their demographic considerably. Every Buick model should have a sport trim with the exception of the enclave, although I would consider it for the baby enclave.

My only question why did they use 3.6 for the GS model and not the 2.8L turbo found in the SRX? It would keep with the tech factor of the other two engines.

I think Buick has a bright future!!!

[ARCANGEL]

OPC with STICK interior is insane!!!

[Suziebob]

ISN'T THIS WHAT I SAID THEY SHOULD DO?! That's it. GM is listening to me. That's all there is to it.

Look for all production and engineering to return to America and for Holden to be rebadged as Pontiac.

[ehaase]

Any idea what the trunk space will be on the Regal? That is my major problem with the LaCrosse.

[Stéphane Dumas]

The more I see the new Regal, the more I lovin'it

[Suziebob]

Originally Posted by ehaase

Any idea what the trunk space will be on the Regal? That is my major problem with the LaCrosse.

I don't know, but it couldn't be too hard to reorganize those tree trunk size struts could it?

[lammmbda]

looks like my 95 buick regal quit on me about 3 years too early haha


the g8 gt will do for now

[V8GMT360 Guy]

Originally Posted by jm5877

No, but I do see the start/stop button.

I think the days of keyed ignitions are numbered industry-wide. Everyone seems to be moving toward having a fob in the driver's pocket that tells the car to un-immobilize the ignition within a certain number of feet from the car.

[impala02]

Originally Posted by ARCANGEL

OPC with STICK interior is insane!!!

Definitely cool! What's the last Buick that had a stick???

[landjet06]

Originally Posted by Mr. Burns

Like most new GM cars, it looks great, but dated next to the competition. It will not age well. They need to take more risks with design.

Are you Buickman in disguise? What a fitting name - Mr. Burns! Ha!

[MN12Fan]

Originally Posted by Orbit Orange

3310 lb. curb weight for the Regal. NO WAY.

I was going to say. That's pretty light for a car that's only a little smaller than the LaCrosse.

[landjet06]

Originally Posted by Burnout Czar

Welcome back Regal. I think the new Regal looks hot! I am 26 years old and this is one car I will be considering (must be the GS model) next spring/summer, the other two being the CTS coupe and Camaro. I think Buick is effectively back, give us the baby Enclave and small car based on the Astra and I think Buick can lower their demographic considerably. Every Buick model should have a sport trim with the exception of the enclave, although I would consider it for the baby enclave.

My only question why did they use 3.6 for the GS model and not the 2.8L turbo found in the SRX? It would keep with the tech factor of the other two engines.

I think Buick has a bright future!!!

Why would a young lad like you entertain the idea of purchasing a car that is associated with being the last vehicle you purchase before you die?

[rickhunter1max]

I want one prime gray with 13 inch daytons

[ARCANGEL]

Originally Posted by landjet06

Why would a young lad like you entertain the idea of purchasing a car that is associated with being the last vehicle you purchase before you die?

perceptions are made to be broken, my friend

[mikmak]

Originally Posted by landjet06

Why would a young lad like you entertain the idea of purchasing a car that is associated with being the last vehicle you purchase before you die?

Way to let a badge define a product rather than the other way around. New gen GM products are starting to turn things around to the way they should be: The product defining the badge.