Rainer 05 Cxl - Awd 4.2v6 Leather Factory Dvd P/seats Sharp! 107k No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
Thank you for your interest in this 2005 BUCIK RAINER CXL with automatic transmission, All Wheel Drive system, leather interior and 107,700 original miles. This sporty SUV looks and runs great, appears to be well maintained by its previous owner!!! VIN#: 5GADT13S252336869.
The Rainer is equipped with Automatic transmission, AWD, Power windows, Power seats, Power locks, Tilt wheel, Ice cold Air conditioning, Power locks, AM/FM/CD player, Factory DVD system and much much more..................... It will be sold at NO RESERVE price to the highest bidder. Bid with confidence! You will love this Buick! Good Luck! VEHICLE CONDITION: No mechanical problems! Exterior paint is in excellent condition and has a new car shine. Leather interior is in excellent condition. Please add $65 documentation fee and $35 for temporary tag in addition to the purchase price. $300 deposit due within one day of the end of this auction. |
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Buick Adam a reality after all... but only in China
Mon, 03 Mar 2014General Motors may have parred down its brand portfolio, but it still has more under its umbrella than most. That's why, while a company like Ford might market the same vehicle under its own name in markets around the world, GM uses different brands in different markets. But no two are aligned quite as closely as Opel in Europe and Buick in the United States and China.
What we know here as the Buick Regal is sold overseas as the Opel Insignia. Our Encore is their Mokka. Verano? Astra sedan. But one thing we don't get here is the Opel Adam. The diminutive city car is GM's take on the Mini Cooper, Fiat 500, Citroën DS3 et al. Launched at the 2012 Paris Motor Show, the Opel Adam is named after the company's founder (like an ironic thumbing of the nose to the Ferrari Enzo). But while it's sold, like most Opels, in the UK as a Vauxhall, the prospect of it porting over to Buick seems slim to none. Right?
Sorta. While the Adam isn't likely to come Stateside, the latest reports (as yet unconfirmed by GM) suggest that The General is planning to sell the Adam in China where the Buick brand is also a strong seller. Local production could ensue, with prices targeting the Fiat 500 and engines - according to CarNewsChina.com - to include inline-fours displacing 1.2 and 1.4 liters with 69 and 100 horsepower, respectively.
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We admit it. We have no earthly idea how this whole thing is going to shake out.
Typically, after driving a new car or truck, we come away prepared to hazard a guess as to whether said model has a good chance of being a sales success. We've amassed enough time watching the industry, scrutinizing the competitors, and so on, to make a reasonably educated bet. Yet here we are, days removed from driving the new 2013 Buick Encore, and we still have no bloody idea.
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