in Los Angeles

That must be the event they are talking about on twitter.

in Los Angeles

The auto show is from the 4th-13th of December this year...more info please.

This is in November before the auto show.

Interesting. Are they having their own expensive journalist junket event?

I wish I could make it out there for this.

no turbo/6M, no care

or perhaps Susan can tell me why over a nice steak meal.

i can always get a Passat CC

Edited November 6, 200916 yr by regfootball

So much hype for a car I've already seen.

They put out an ad on Web 2.0 venues inviting people to the Regal premiere party in LA on the 12th.

no turbo/6M, no care

+1

Especially if they had the brains to bring over the coupe, and not that powertrain...

So much hype for a car I've already seen.

Yep. But it will be a nice car, and GM needs to get the word out.

It will be a hot car...do wish it came 6MT.

Chris

PONTIAC06, isn't it funny a lot of us want a coupe, but there IS no Insignia coupe, except as a hot concept car. Just like the Coupe60, GM dangles cool stuff and then snatches it away.

PONTIAC06, isn't it funny a lot of us want a coupe, but there IS no Insignia coupe, except as a hot concept car. Just like the Coupe60, GM dangles cool stuff and then snatches it away.

Drives me crazy. I wish they would build something they show even if only to appease us enthusiasts. I know that if they produced that coupe as a Buick I wouldn't even think twice about signing on the dotted line...I wouldn't care if it had a 4 speed auto and seats made out of concrete...

I wish they would build something they show even if only to appease us enthusiasts.

They tried that once already:

-RBB

They tried that once already:

-RBB

Sure, and I liked it too, but it was an expensive vehicle with a very limited market...A Buick Regal Coupe could be sold in all markets that sell Buick or Opel/Vauxhall. That's a significantly larger market, plus a midsize coupe appeals to WAY more people than say a two seat convertible pickup...

Also, I'm sure alot of people wouldn't consider a midsize FWD Buick an enthusiasts car, but it is a compromise I would make where-as the sedan is a much harder sell...

So much hype for a car I've already seen.

Have you seen it in person? 99% of the target market haven't. It's a new model announcement.