Meh, it's not terrible looking, but I'd bet dollars to donuts that it's a flaming turd of a car. GM has enough trouble trying to build their own cars without them being shifty. Partnering with Vauxhall isn't exactly the right prescription to remedy that. It's like Mr. Magoo asking Stevie Wonder to help build a jigsaw puzzle.
And as far as GM and their many attempts at making an Opel platform work... all disasters. Anyone seen a Cadillac Catera on the road lately? Or as it is better known, the Cadillac Caterrible.
I honestly think the Buick brand should be put out to pasture. It's just not relevant any more.
GM needs to narrow their focus even more than they already have. Ditching Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Saturn was a good start. They really only need Chevy and Cadillac. Even GMC is entirely redundant and unnecessary.
Still, somehow despite the fact that they are still dealing with the largest, most widespread safety recall in the history of the industry because their crap cars were literally killing people, their sales are booming.
The abject stupidity of the average American car buyer is shocking.
"Hey honey, let's go down to the Chevy dealer and buy one of those cars that's currently on the recall list for randomly shutting off and steering into a fucking tree and then not deploying the air bag. It'll be fun."
