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What's Wrong With This Picture: Buicking The Trends Edition
Maybe I’m showing my age here, but my definition of the term “younger” clearly doesn’t match that of The LA Times (though the age of the driver pictured is not given). And it’s not just the photo editor either…
What's Wrong With This Picture: The Docherty Legacy Edition
What's Wrong With This Picture: Progress, Or Something Like It Edition
What's Wrong With This Picture: Guess The Brand Edition
Who built this luxury-car concept, shown at the Beijing the Auto Show? It’s not a brand that is well-known in America, but that’s not the only reason you might be left guessing…
What's Wrong With This Picture: "Friendly Competition" Edition
What's Wrong With This Picture: 1991 Nissan Leaf Edition
What's Wrong With This Picture: BAIC Designers Take A Saabatical Edition
What's Wrong With This Picture: Volt Lumina Edition
Patent drawings of what appears to be a compact/subcompact MPV bearing the Chevy Volt’s grille have surfaced at GMInsidenews, setting off much speculation as to what it all means. And boy is there room to speculate. Initial impressions are of a Chevy Orlando/ Buick Granite with a Volt-alike grille, but upon closer inspection the line drawings appear to show a smaller vehicle. After all, Orlando is supposed to offer a seven passenger option, and it’s hard to imagine sitting aft of those rear doors. And yet the Volt drivetrain was built around GM’s Delta II platform, which underpins both the Orlando and Granite (in concept); why would GM downsize its expensive EREV to the Aveo’s Gamma II platform before building out Delta II variants?
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