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Now, it might be the fact that I got to cruise around with the roof down in beautiful 75 degree weather when I did the pre-delivery inspection on it, but it’s a pretty nice little drop top. I feel like if it was a little cheaper (or at least offered cheaper trims) we’d sell a whole lot more.
But, it was built well, comfortable, I’m 6'4" and actually fit in it both with the roof up and down, and the 1.6T had a good amount of pep in the mid range where it matters.
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But the trunk tailights.
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It looks like its comfortable, but it looks boring. To me its in the same vein as convertible they don’t make anymore: something that’s comfortable for a family. You know, sedan based convertibles like the Chrysler 200, Toyota Solara etc. I wouldn’t buy one new, but I would look at it considering that right now a Mustang Convertible is probably the only other convertible that you can fit 4 in comfortably without spending obscene amounts on say, an S Class convertible.
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My dad really, really wanted one of these.
I convinced him the turbo 4 Camaro convertible was the better option.
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All these things are true. I just think it could do so much better if they updated it from its original 2014 design and interior to match the rest of the Buick line.
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It really has a second set of tail lights INSIDE the trunk?
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No doubt approved by the department of redundancy department.
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There are actually three of these in my neighborhood. I can tell there are three by the rainbow of colors they cover: grey blue, grey black, and just grey. With the top down it’s actually a decent looking little car.
Would the backseat on one actually fit a real human with legs, or just a torso though?
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Yes.
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From the looks of it, real humans with non-removable legs.
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In the end the camaro probably is if you’re willing to give up a bit of ride comfort and a somewhat usable rear seat.
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Same with the Insignia wagon:
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Every time you touched, did you feel the static?
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Cheap drop-tops are a thing of the past. It used to be pretty much every compact, sporty or not, seemed to have a convertible version.
... Is the Cascada going to become the new LeBaron?
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I NEED YOU BY MY SIDE
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They’re for emergencies since the main lights are entirely on the trunk lid — so your hazards can be visible even when it’s open.
Audi A1s have them too and some Minis I think.