Inside Line said: Just the Facts: Buick is planning to reintroduce the Grand National, T-Type and GNX nameplates. The new models will ride on GM's rear-wheel-drive Alpha platform introduced in the Cadillac ATS sedan. The Grand National and T-Type models will likely use turbocharged V6s, while the GNX will most likely get GM's new LT1 V8.
Nice car and its RWD, but a GN cant bea four door.
I swear I'm not posting another thread like this.
MarkZ28 wrote: Nice car and its RWD, but a GN cant bea four door.
Sure it can. Just like a Charger can be a four door.
Grizz wrote:MarkZ28 wrote: Nice car and its RWD, but a GN cant bea four door.Sure it can. Just like a Charger can be a four door.
and a Challenger can be a full size car..
I just like the idea that buicks will be cool again
Im not saying its not a bad car, Id be interested in it but dont use the GN name on a four door.
I'd drive the hell outta that thing. 3.6L twin turbo V6, with a standard?! Yes please!! Moar booooost!!!!!! 4 door = kids in the back. I'm all over that.
DoctorBlade wrote: I swear I'm not posting another thread like this.
LOL It's OK man, we all repost once or twice on here...
Conquest351 wrote: I'd drive the hell outta that thing. 3.6L twin turbo V6, with a standard?! Yes please!! Moar booooost!!!!!! 4 door = kids in the back. I'm all over that.
THIS!!!!!
MarkZ28 wrote: Nice car and its RWD, but a GN cant bea four door.
Could be worse, they could make it in a color besides Anycoloraslongasit's Black.
They're already trashing the idea behind the GN by making it available with a manual trans, so why not a 4-door version?
dean1484 wrote:Conquest351 wrote: I'd drive the hell outta that thing. 3.6L twin turbo V6, with a standard?! Yes please!! Moar booooost!!!!!! 4 door = kids in the back. I'm all over that.THIS!!!!!
NOT!!!!!
Kids fit nicely in the back of proper performance cars. That would be a 2 door in case you didn't know.
Zomby Woof wrote:dean1484 wrote:NOT!!!!! Kids fit nicely in the back of proper performance cars. That would be a 2 door in case you didn't know.Conquest351 wrote: I'd drive the hell outta that thing. 3.6L twin turbo V6, with a standard?! Yes please!! Moar booooost!!!!!! 4 door = kids in the back. I'm all over that.THIS!!!!!
I am a definite fan, hard to say that an M5, G8 GXP, WRX, Evo X, etc etc etc (4 doors) are not performance cars IMHO
I would rock the E36 M3 out of that. Screw this WRX, 4 door semi-luxury car with power and not a Caddy or Nazzzi Sled! YES! Please GM, I'll actually buy from you if you do it and do it well!
wow.. never expected so many people to get upset over 2 or 4 doors....
Zomby Woof wrote: NOT!!!!! Kids fit nicely in the back of proper performance cars. That would be a 2 door in case you didn't know.
You must have midgets.
mad_machine wrote: wow.. never expected so many people to get upset over 2 or 4 doors....
It's a shame Buick never made a fwd version for GM fans to conveniently forget about when they're bitching about sacrilege.
Honestly who gives a E36 M3. REJOICE! For Buick isn't making cars for octogenarians!
mad_machine wrote: wow.. never expected so many people to get upset over 2 or 4 doors....
Right there with ya.
I love high-peformance sedans; they can do anything a coupe can but with more practicality and they aren't po-po magnets.
The Regal GS is awesome; this GN version would be ever awesomer.
oldsaw wrote:mad_machine wrote: wow.. never expected so many people to get upset over 2 or 4 doors....Right there with ya. I love high-peformance sedans; they can do anything a coupe can but with more practicality and they aren't po-po magnets. The Regal GS is awesome; this GN version would be ever awesomer.
Price, mileage and state of the US economy dependent, that could be on my radar to replace the Elantra in a couple of years.
DoctorBlade wrote:Zomby Woof wrote: NOT!!!!! Kids fit nicely in the back of proper performance cars. That would be a 2 door in case you didn't know.You must have midgets.
Nope. Our first family car was a 2 door Chevette (we were poor), then a 2 door Rabbit, then we moved up to a 2 door Malibu. We've only ever had one 4 door family car and that was a Jetta, and it was free from my mom. The last two were a Cobalt and Z24. I don't see the problem, and actually found it easier to load kids into their seats with a 2 door than having to fit in that tiny little door and have that big post in my back while I lifted them to their seats. Nonetheless, a proper performance car is still a 2 door manual and always will be.
^ About nailed it, unfortunately.
4cylndrfury wrote:
very nicely played...
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