Design Contest VOTING - Dec 09

[A.J.]

It's voting time!

Don't know how to vote? Check out the help thread!

Before you vote, consider the following:

• The vehicle must be designed to drive in harsh winter conditions.
• The vehicle should be unique, or a distinct option package of an existing vehicle.

Editor's note: I give a big hat tip to Rex Raider for reminding me that the voting thread was closed.

Here are your eight entries:

A
Cadillac Proverj by TH16MN

Cadillac's answer to the BMW 5 series GT.

B
Equinox K2 by Muddslinger12

Two door version of the Equinox with a little beefier supension and tire/wheel combination...and a removable top.

C
2011 Chevrolet Traverse Z71 by RAVEN05649

For those couples who want more Sports out of the Utility Vehicle

D
Chevrolet Suburban 4x4 by ArtRiX

You'll never get stuck in snow again!

E
Cadillac ATSB by Slideways

2011 Cadillac ATSB (All-Terrain Shooting Brake), All-Weather
Haldex AWD
6-speed manual and automatic transmissions
Three engine options, all turbo: 4-cylinder SIDI, 6-cylinder SIDI, and 6-cylinder diesel.

F
Chevrolet K5 by Slideways
Built on the 2nd-gen Colorado platform, the K5 offers two suspension packages; the solid front axle version shown here, and a long-travel Baja version with IFS and 12 inches of wheel travel. Engine options include four direct-injection choices, a 4-cylinder variable-geometry turbo Duramax diesel, 220hp 2.9L I4, 306hp 3.6L V-6, and 375hp 5.3L V-8.


-5 points: Too long of a description.

G
Buick LaCrosse X-Touring by lightbrotha2004


In a move to mimic Cadillac, Buick is going to make it's LaCrosse it lead car and offer a variation in each segment. First off the line we have the LaCrosse XT, which itself is based upon the LaCrosse Sport Tourer. The LaCrosse XT is a page taken from Audi's book.
Not being a fan of SUVs or CUVs for that matter, I call for a traditional wagon. I say traditional because as of late companies have been going more for style than function. You have have both with this wagon, with a largest in class interior. Retaining what made the Buick LaCrosse such a success and adding additional cargo room and All weather drive-ability will make this an easy choice for a family just starting out or even finishing up, who don't want a clunky inefficient SUV or CUV.
Only available in CXS or CXL trim, you have a choice between three engines. You can have your pick of the t3.0L DI V6, 3.6L Plug-in Dual Mode Hybrid V6, or t3.6L DI V6.
Pricing:
$35,995 CXL
$39,995 CXS
-5 points: Too long of a description.

H
Unnamed Chevrolet by Rex Raider





End of entries.

Good luck!

[A.J.]

G.
A.
H.

Gah!!!

[FenwickHockey65]

A
H
G

Nice work everyone.

[TH16MN]

H
G
C

[KITT222]

F
G
C

[lightbrotha2004]

H.
A.
C.

[commodore88]

H
A
G

[artrix]

H
A
F
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[Joe88]

A... as long as it's a hatch, not some silly cross over.
H
G

[muddslinger12]

D
A
F

[newdude]

F
D
C

[ACcartoons]

G
D
F

I keep making chops and then forgetting to enter.

[RAVEN05649]

e
a
f

[LAChevy24]

H
A
B

[mikmak]

E
A
H

...where's the 'Y'?