Would you buy the Opel Cascada in the United States?

Opel/Vauxhall unveiled today the all new Cascada, the new all-season convertible that will be launched in early 2013. For those who don’t know, the Cascada is a midsize convertible measuring 4,697 mm in length and with a width
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85bmw745i - 10/17/2012 2:38:57 PM

+3 Boost

I think it would sell and is a way nicer alternative to the current sebring. Bring it over GM

valhallakey - 10/17/2012 7:57:11 PM

+2 Boost

If they don't they are foolish. Very nice and as 85bmw745i says "a way nicer alternative to the current sebring" also nicer than the Toyota Solara or whatever that was/is.

MorePower - 10/18/2012 4:24:21 AM

+2 Boost

That car is screaming to become a new buick. The styling is already very "Nouveau-Buick" and their line-up could use a vehicle like this.

Letter to Buick,

Turn this car into a Buick with both a hardtop and convertible version. Somehow manage to drop the turbo motor from the performance Regal. Shore up the convertible to compete directly with the Chrysler 200, along with the coupe and convertible to compete against the Toyota Solara.

Vroooom - 10/18/2012 8:51:10 AM

+2 Boost

Make it the new Regal. I love the lines except the A pillar window it looks like an Eclispe. The seats look amazing.

85bmw745i - 10/18/2012 11:52:37 AM

+2 Boost

This is far better than the Solara and Sebring. Make it a Regal, and offer a 2 door coupe version as well.

85bmw745i - 10/18/2012 4:28:17 PM

+1 Boost

If they bring this here un touches except for the badging, those will be the nicest seats anyone has ever seen in a GM car here in America. Those seats are freaking nice. The diesel would easily be the best engine. I hate that GM makes such good products in Europe but won't give us anything up until recently.