The disconnect between Popular Mechanics renderings and reality tends to be quite large, and I suspect this is a clear example, but it is nevertheless an interesting (if unlikely) idea of one way GM might try to "sex up" its mid-sized car lineup.
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Reminds me of that concept Chevy that was shown at Detroit a couple years ago (which itself looked like a Mazda RX8)
Posted by: Gret T | December 08, 2005 at 11:56 AM