According to a report in the Detroit Free Press, GM North America President Mark Reuss has suggested that Buick might be revising its “tri-shield” logo, which dates to the 1950s. The current all chrome version has been in use for the past decade or so.
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billfrombuckhead - And a better time to be Chrysler’s surging Ram division. I bet the 2014 Grand Cherokee also goes off the charts.
bumpy ii - 5-2 money shift.
DC Bruce - Right about that. While there may always be a place for a V-8 powered rear-drive sedan, that place seems to be shrinking. I don’t know...
juicy sushi - Derek, we seem to have very similar taste in cars, as I think this XJ is beautiful too. My family has had too much experience with rubbish Jags in the past,...
Beerboy12 - Back then a donkey was a pretty sweet ride. I’ll bet that people mourned the loss of the donkey to the horse as the preferred means of...
juicy sushi - Personally, in an $86k luxury sedan I’d want absolute silence, with a whole lot of noise in my sports car instead. But I’m currently in a...
Scoutdude - For the most part there was no tariff paid on those Japanese pickups from the 80′s. They were imported as incomplete vehicles w/o a bed. The beds...
juicy sushi - Apparently the best selling luxury sedan in the US is the E350, so I think the consumers feel the same way. The manufacturers (particularly the Germans)...
jbreuckm - My wife drove one from 2000 until 2008. It was a great car to drive, but like you, ours also fell apart around 125k. Plus the trunk...
Luke42 - You can buy a couple of Prii and a lot of gas for what you pay for a Panamera. Given the number of...