Gm Unveils Buick Models Ahead of the New York Auto Show

In the news: General Motors---world's number oneAccording to Steve Shannon, GM's general manager
automaker and producer of GM window regulator --for Buick, the brand is not embarrassed by its appeal
have presented two new Buick models during a pressto a demographic that is referred to as simply as
conference lunch held in New York. The presentation"grown-ups". He also added, "They pay cash, they're
of the Buick models was made way ahead of nextnot credit challenged. So these are virtuous, wonderful
week's opening of the New York Auto Show. Theconsumers. They can appreciate nicer things, they can
Buick models that were unveiled include the LaCrosseafford nicer things." Plus many of them would likely
Super and the larger Lucerne Super which bothappreciate a little more power under the hood.
reflects the effort of the automaker in reviving theThe "Super" name will be added to some Buick
Buick brand.models to reflect performance-oriented versions with
The two new Buick models were given moreupgraded powertrains and suspensions. And to
horsepower coupled with nice interior touches. Buickdifferentiate the cars from other Buick cars they will
stressed that it is not trying to attract youngerbear distinctive exterior markings.
audience which is contrary to what most outside GMThe Buick LaCrosse is the brand's most affordable
insist that the brand needs to survive. On the othermodel and will be given a slight makeover coupled with
hand Buick would like to attract a new generation ofsome exterior modifications. Both of the Buick
older buyers. The average age of a Buick sedanLaCrosse Super and Lucerne Super are to be
owner is 65 however today's 65-year olds no longerequipped with larger and more powerful engines pus
fit the stereotype of the weakling white-shoed retireeboth of these models will also have interior upgrades.
in which Buick was popularly associated with.