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| Buick Avista Concept |
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| iuvenesco 01-12-2016 |
Seems like years since an American car 'design' was original, rather than derivative or pasted together... at first glance, my first thought was Bentley EXP 10 Speed 6 with a Jag grille and a Lexus rear end. On the plus side, at least Buick is trying to get back to its performance roots after so many years of being an old persons' safe design with mediocre performance. My first car was a '66 Riviera Gran Sport; i'd like to have it now. |
| Article | Image gallery (12) | Specifications | User Comments (1) |
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