My pappy said “son, you’re gonna drive me to drinkin’ if you buy an XT6 over this Hot Rod Lincoln.”
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My thoughts exactly. I was already set on buying my wife the Aviator, but was curious to see what the XT6 looked like. This makes my decision a no brainer.
i think that is an insult to volvo!
No kidding, Lincoln absolutely bitched slapped Cadillac and they just took it.
It looks like a Traverse with a CT6 front end. From the side, it just looks like a Traverse. It has the proportions of a cow. Hooray for luxury minivans sans sliding doors!
When you’re tasked to stretch a cadillac body onto a traverse architecture, passion goes right out the window.
This...? or a 450/600 HP/TQ - Hybrid... Rear Wheel Drive Based... much better looking Lincoln Aviator...... hmmmmmm....
Wow, there is no passion in this design whatsoever. Congrats Cadillac, you’ve arrived in Blandville. If I first saw this vehicle completely debadged, I might think it was a mid-cycle refresh of the Volvo XC90.
That RX-7 is also better looking than the MkIV. To be fair, I’m sure it wasn’t easy to adapt that styling to the hard points of a shared platform. Still doesn’t look all that good.
That’s just mean. The new Supra does not look like Ted Cruz!
I’m a lifelong BMW owner, underrated yes, but compared to Corvettes, Camaros and Mustangs? It’s not on that level.
Found the concept quite spectacular. Was disappointed when the first images of the camouflaged mules were posted. Seeing the production version makes me nauseous.
Thank you. I was trying to find words for this styling mess and then you reminded me words won’t do. A star for you.
So that’s putting it in spitting distance in a segment full of pretty good cars. Corvette, Shelby GT350, Cayman to name a few in the 55-60k range and right around a few good cars at 50k ( Camaro SS 1LE and Mustang GT PP2 )
But front aerodynamic stability. No one seems to complain when Ferrari does this.
Yeesh... That front overhang looks awful.
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