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I hope this is not the new standard of the world

I think I'm bored of A&S

For their sake I hope the interior improved more than the exterior

LOL check your metric conversion there...

Loving it, keep the new updates flowing, keep other manufacturers doing the same.

I'm keeping an open mind, this car may pleasantly surprise me after the DTS was such a disappointment behind the wheel.

Link http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests/sedans/1110_2012_buick_verano/

Been a long time since a midsize FWD coupe looked good, based on this photo it may have worked.. Oh well

It's nice that it will drive even better than the current model but I'm not big on the front end. I know it's wishful thinking but hopefully the ATS will match the driving experience (not be an overweight pig) and beat it on looks.

And it's back again.. I thought Big Wheels and Karate Kid were early 80's/for kids that grew up in the 80's.

I'm kind of hungry, sushi dinner did not fill me up. I've got no snack food left in this place, and it's a little late I don't feel like putting on socks and walking to store across the street for junk food. Guess I'll have to go to bed a bit hungry or eat dry cereal.

Wish they had the hatch.. My ideal car in this segment would be the Focus hatch with a Cruze or Golf dash.

Dark blue, Dark gray are two colours missing that I would buy before any of the available colours listed.

Verano is more similar to the Regal than Sonata is in just about every way, other than Sonata also offering a turbo engine. They're both pricier, smallish premium sedans vs a mainstream large cheap family sedan.

There are lots of full size vans, SUVs etc that handle poorly, it's all relative and most people buy vehicles to just fill a need.

I'll trust side impact reports over door shutting noises.

Well, both the Sonata and Regal are midsize mainstream FWD sedans. Same formula. One step above the entry level midsize for their respective companies (Optima and Malibu). Makes sense to compare them. Sonata is a fullsize and not above the Optima, they are very similar in price depending on options. You might as well compare the Regal to a Taurus or Impala. Sonata is a midsize. Azera is the full size. My point was that Hyundai is supposed to be a step above Kia, like Buick is a step above Chevy. The Sonata and Regal are both 4cyl FWD midsize sedans..they are more similar than different. Cruze 95 cubic ft interior volume Regal 97 cubic ft interior volume Taurus 102 cubic ft interior volume Sonata 104 cubic ft interior volume Seems like the Verano will have an interior very close in dimensions to the Regal.

Well, both the Sonata and Regal are midsize mainstream FWD sedans. Same formula. One step above the entry level midsize for their respective companies (Optima and Malibu). Makes sense to compare them. Sonata is a fullsize and not above the Optima, they are very similar in price depending on options. You might as well compare the Regal to a Taurus or Impala.

I don't think the Regal and Sonata are really comparable.. There is a big size and price difference. Might as well compare the A4 to the Malibu.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=16835905&postcount=170 Looks like the odds for that happening are really good. Cool.. I wonder how it will look with the 4x3 aspect ratio, that could be troublesome.

I hope some talented folks at XDA can get an Android dual boot going on this, that would make it even more of a deal for those that get one.

Have you rooted and put a newer rom on your phone? Did wonders for my HTC Desire. http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=512 Samsung Galaxy S II for me if I was to choose now.. But the rumoured Nexus Prime will probably be my next phone as I won't be upgrading this year. I prefer vanilla or cyanogen Android.

Isn't the SRX eliminated due to fuel economy being one of the factors?

I have something similar but unbranded, that I use, I don't know how old it is. Old owners left it behind in the freezer.

I have these tires and I'm pretty sure BV has them as well. I'm really happy so far with them in wet and dry conditions, especially given the price. I haven't had them long enough to accurately comment on how long them may last. Two summers no problem, three I'm hopeful for.