Buick Regal update?
I'm sure I've asked this before, (think of me as Tom Hanks in Mr. Short Term Memory) but with the Grand Prix being a new model, won't the Regal soon follow and if so, does anyone know what to expect?
Jeff
Jeff
Re: Buick Regal update?
Originally posted by Captain Jeff Z28
I'm sure I've asked this before, (think of me as Tom Hanks in Mr. Short Term Memory) but with the Grand Prix being a new model, won't the Regal soon follow and if so, does anyone know what to expect?
Jeff
I'm sure I've asked this before, (think of me as Tom Hanks in Mr. Short Term Memory) but with the Grand Prix being a new model, won't the Regal soon follow and if so, does anyone know what to expect?
Jeff
The Century name is supposed to go away, with Regal offering more trim levels...
Never understood why they used two names on the same car anyways...
Like the 2 door Monte Carlo and the 4 door Lumina? Actually that's in its own league for ridiculous ideas.
Well now I have something to look forward (disappointed) to next year.
Jeff

Well now I have something to look forward (disappointed) to next year.

Jeff
Originally posted by Captain Jeff Z28
Like the 2 door Monte Carlo and the 4 door Lumina? Actually that's in its own league for ridiculous ideas.
Like the 2 door Monte Carlo and the 4 door Lumina? Actually that's in its own league for ridiculous ideas.

Well, at least the Monte was a two door, and the Lumina was a 4 door....
The Regal and Century are both 4-doors even!
Originally posted by guess who
I thought it goes Monte=2 door,Impal=4 door
I thought it goes Monte=2 door,Impal=4 door
But, yes, the 2000+ Monte Carlo and Impala share the same architecture... but at least the both have unique bodies and interiors, which makes it hard to even tell the share a platform... this is very acceptible, IMO... light years ahead of what they have done in the past!
Originally posted by Darth Xed
I was referring to the 1995-1999 Monte Carlo/Lumina twins...
But, yes, the 2000+ Monte Carlo and Impala share the same architecture... but at least the both have unique bodies and interiors, which makes it hard to even tell the share a platform... this is very acceptible, IMO... light years ahead of what they have done in the past!
I was referring to the 1995-1999 Monte Carlo/Lumina twins...
But, yes, the 2000+ Monte Carlo and Impala share the same architecture... but at least the both have unique bodies and interiors, which makes it hard to even tell the share a platform... this is very acceptible, IMO... light years ahead of what they have done in the past!
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