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"V12 Biturbo"?

chevygonemad
in Heritage Marques

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:huh:

Very interesting.

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    No one's heard of Barabus Mercedes conversions?

    Its just a reference...instead of the status-quo of high-horsepower, hybrid technology is the new badge to brag.

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    • 1 month later...

    Check out www.saturn.com

    Their little intro has a "V12 Biturbo" badge on some car.

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    When I first saw the ad I wondered about that too...the V12 Biturbo badge is from a Mercedes (AMG model) SL/S series. As I watched the commercial, I realized what they meant...on that screen shot they state "Change......Status" and go from showing a monster gas guzzler v12 biturbo, to a "Hybrid X" badge. I don't think Saturn was trying to show that they had (or copied) a v12 turbo car, but showing that others should switch :ohyeah:

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    It's Saturn's new full size luxury sedan or mid engine sport car with a twin turbo v12. Cadillac isn't getting a variant of either. :blink:

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    Anyone notice how crooked that V12 Biturbo badge is? And we think the GM badges on new Chevys are bad ... :P

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