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Andaluz · 05-26-2006, 11:32 AM

"Charisma" and Cadillac Escalade definitely does not belong on the same sentence.

What's so charismatic about a gussied-up Chevrolet Tahoe that looks like a pimped-up hearse and is generally driven by tossers?

Does that makes the Cimarron charismatic as well? As far as the entire world knows, the Cimarron was about as charismatic as Eleanor Roosevelt wearing a bikini. It was an epic failure. A total joke of a car that made Cadillac look ridiculous, for trying to cheat young yuppies with a gussied-up economy car.

Or maybe the Catera which was based on (insert sarcastic tone) the most charismatic Opel ever, the Omega. The Catera turned out to be another monumental flop from GM. The Omega wasn't a luxury car and neither was rival for the BMW 3-series.

GM only has one "charismatic" car. The Corvette - Period!

05-26-2006, 11:32 AM	#5 (permalink)
Andaluz Banned Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 335 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: The GL-Class "None of the Charisma of the Escalade or the Gelandewagen" "Charisma" and Cadillac Escalade definitely does not belong on the same sentence. What's so charismatic about a gussied-up Chevrolet Tahoe that looks like a pimped-up hearse and is generally driven by tossers? Does that makes the Cimarron charismatic as well? As far as the entire world knows, the Cimarron was about as charismatic as Eleanor Roosevelt wearing a bikini. It was an epic failure. A total joke of a car that made Cadillac look ridiculous, for trying to cheat young yuppies with a gussied-up economy car. Or maybe the Catera which was based on (insert sarcastic tone) the most charismatic Opel ever, the Omega. The Catera turned out to be another monumental flop from GM. The Omega wasn't a luxury car and neither was rival for the BMW 3-series. GM only has one "charismatic" car. The Corvette - Period!