Baby Buick Spied with Less Camouflage

Small Buick sedan is in development for the Chinese market but may also be introduced into the Buick lineup in North America

Baby Buick Spied with Less Camouflage 11.06.2009 / Copyright: autoscoop.biz / Gawid
Baby Buick Spied with Less Camouflage 11.06.2009 / Copyright: autoscoop.biz / Gawid
Baby Buick Spied with Less Camouflage 11.06.2009 / Copyright: autoscoop.biz / Gawid
Baby Buick Spied with Less Camouflage 11.06.2009 / Copyright: autoscoop.biz / Gawid
Baby Buick Spied with Less Camouflage 11.06.2009 / Copyright: autoscoop.biz / Gawid
Baby Buick Spied with Less Camouflage 11.06.2009 / Copyright: autoscoop.biz / Gawid
Baby Buick Spied with Less Camouflage 11.06.2009 / Copyright: autoscoop.biz / Gawid
Baby Buick Spied with Less Camouflage 11.06.2009 / Copyright: autoscoop.biz / Gawid
Baby Buick Spied with Less Camouflage 11.06.2009 / Copyright: autoscoop.biz / Gawid
Baby Buick Spied with Less Camouflage 11.06.2009 / Copyright: autoscoop.biz / Gawid

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majorsja

Buick is really turning around, yet way too slow. By the time they roll out with this it will look aged. It kinda looks like the 2010 Sonata.

November 6, 2009 12:44 pm

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Nice car@!

November 6, 2009 12:44 pm

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AG4

This new small Buick sedan is basically a sedan version of the new Opel Astra hatchback.

November 6, 2009 1:35 pm

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N20_Purge

Looks like a Kia Forte hit with the ugly stick a few times.

November 6, 2009 2:52 pm

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eric_92

at least they didn't just rebadge the cruze, this time they actually changed it.. looks like an astra from the inside, this could actually work in america

November 6, 2009 3:19 pm

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EDavis

I'm very much in favor of this car coming to the U.S. so long as this new Delta II platform is able to shed once and for all any remaining vestigial characteristics and negative associations with rental car-ism that have been the hallmark of damn near every compact car GM has built since Harley Earl started pushing up daisies.

November 6, 2009 7:05 pm

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audilover

I hope this car doesn't make it to America because it will again mess up Buick's image and focus. As an American taxpayer, I own part of GM and want it to succeed. No doubt Buick survived because of its position in th Chinese market. However, Buick's recovery in the U.S. is built on this pseudo-competition with Lexus, among others. This car would throw that brand focus out the window. Hopefully, you will be able to get--and there will be a market for--a very well-appointed Cruze.

November 6, 2009 9:40 pm

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jdmgtr

I see this: http://cadillac-parts.uneedapart.com/images/cadillac-cimarron-parts.jpg

November 6, 2009 11:20 pm

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Iconic

Can you show us one with more camouflage? I'm pretty positive it'll look better.

November 7, 2009 6:06 pm

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maloparac

It doesnt look like nothing else but Opel Astra Sedan, Same interior (it only has a mach handbrake not elect.)and body. Astra sedan is not still presented over here in EU, but this is it. They done the same job with bigger Opel, Insignia, only shame (or big plus for Opel) is that Buick is souposed to be a big luxury car not some mid-sized europian opel.....

November 8, 2009 7:12 pm

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hata0101

i still don't understand why GM keep on doing this...same platform, basically is a same car with Chevy Cruze. two similar car with different brands, compete with eath other...don't they learn yet? one Chevy Cruze is enough!

November 9, 2009 6:37 pm

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