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Gm Unveils Buick Models Ahead of the New York Auto Show

In the news: General Motors---world's numbermanager for Buick, the brand is not
one automaker and producer of GM windowembarrassed by its appeal to a demographic
regulator -- have presented two new Buickthat is referred to as simply as "grown-ups".
models during a press conference lunch heldHe also added, "They pay cash, they're not
in New York. The presentation of the Buickcredit challenged. So these are virtuous,
models was made way ahead of next week'swonderful consumers. They can appreciate
opening of the New York Auto Show. The Buicknicer things, they can afford nicer things."
models that were unveiled include thePlus many of them would likely appreciate a
LaCrosse Super and the larger Lucerne Superlittle  more  power  under  the  hood.
which both reflects the effort of the
automaker  in  reviving  the  Buick  brand.The "Super" name will be added to some Buick
models to reflect performance-oriented
The two new Buick models were given moreversions with upgraded powertrains and
horsepower coupled with nice interiorsuspensions. And to differentiate the cars
touches. Buick stressed that it is not tryingfrom other Buick cars they will bear
to attract younger audience which is contrarydistinctive  exterior  markings.
to what most outside GM insist that the brand
needs to survive. On the other hand BuickThe Buick LaCrosse is the brand's most
would like to attract a new generation ofaffordable model and will be given a slight
older buyers. The average age of a Buickmakeover coupled with some exterior
sedan owner is 65 however today's 65-yearmodifications. Both of the Buick LaCrosse
olds no longer fit the stereotype of theSuper and Lucerne Super are to be equipped
weakling white-shoed retiree in which Buickwith larger and more powerful engines pus
was  popularly  associated  with.both of these models will also have interior
upgrades.
According to Steve Shannon, GM's general



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