Intrepidation

It's going to be hard for Cadillac to live up to its longtime billing as "The Standard of the World" if the brand isn't available in much of it. Despite this, General Motors has decided to pull Cadillac from nearly half of the 25 European markets (not including the U.K. or Russia) in which it currently sells. Along with Cadillac, the HUMMER and Corvette brands will also be affected. The problem isn't directly GM's fault, as the automaker relies on a Dutch-based third-party company called Kroymans Import Europe to distribute these brands across the Atlantic. Due to slow sales caused by the global economic downturn, Kroymans has found itself with an "acute liquidity shortage." In other words, it's out of money. GM and Kroymans are currently working on a new distribution deal, but in the meantime, a court has appointed an independent administrator to take possession of the 3,500 unsold vehicles currently sitting on Kroyman's 165 European dealerships. Autoblog

Use the force.

It does, I haven't read article before:

5 star rated.

It started at $1.00 too.

Depends on the style. Why exactly I don't know.

Yes the drawing...is very well drawn...indeed.

Pssh, that's not offensive.

Like I said, it's so you! I could always chop it so it just says thread necromancer.

LOL no hotlinking...you FAIL

Sure it's giant, but it just seems so right.

Wait I'm not done. This thread:

I heard it was Alabama.

Comic relief is WIN

Compared to the Cobalt probably, but I find the Cobalt rides and handles better even in low spec trim. Also the center mounted gauges are a deal breaker for me in any car. I hate them.

If you're comparing the ride of the Cobalt and other listed attributes to the current Prius I have to call it out. The current Prius is widely regarded as a poor riding, poor driving, low rent interior compromise for the mpgs. The new on appears to remedy the problems (besides still not being fun to drive) If you're just saying in general then my bad.

It is a gamble, but (to add to the second part of your statement) taking risks is what drives innovation, and potentially huge success.

Well the 300C in Europe does have a wagon version, which apparently sells better than the sedan. We had a version, it was called the Magnum and every auto rag loved it. However people in America are dumb $h!s and think they need ground clearance for the off roading they'll never be doing. As for coupe, that's what the Challenger's role is. Although a modern (not retro) Chrsyler coupe would be sweet...but in that case I'd rather it be the Firepower.

Tesla S > Any of these.

One thing is for sure...if teh Volt costs $40k and this costs $50k I know what I'd spend my money on.