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Damn, if they could just get the front fascia to look appealing. Unfortunately that's what makes or breaks the car, and most concepts I've seen lately have been broken by an unappealing front fascia setup...
Maybe it wasn't called the "Liberty" but Jeep showed off a vehicle that looked like it several years ago that looked like crap that I never imagined they'd build. Lo and behold, they've released it. Maybe "concept vehicle" was the incorrect term.
I am exactly in that customer range that Cadillac is trying to re-establish itself in and I would never buy that thing no matter how well it handles. I liked the Catera when it was an Opel but the CTS is so ugly it wouldn't even cross my mind to even look at it.
I think it's ugly as well. I hope this thing sells poorly so Cadillac will put an end to this "art and science" (or whatever it's called) design theme. Blech.
<< Hey, at least it has a very nice interior! 🙂 >>
That's impossible if it is a GM product, as GM and crap interiors are synonymous. GM wonders why people look at imports and what they need to look at are the insides of the vehicles. For the love of humanity, do SOMETHING about the hard plastics and the gaps between trim pieces already. And must every AC-Delco radio have those stupid chunky buttons and feel like a Fisher-Price toy? Ugh.
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