General Motors has been enjoying some serious success in China with its range of Buick models, and it hopes to continue that trend with the unveiling of the Invicta concept at the Auto China show in Beijing. We've already seen one teaser shot of the Invicta in profile and this newest image (on the right) gives a faint hint of the front end. We messed with the image in Photoshop to draw out some of the fascia's details, but the only thing that's really obvious is the swooping, Saab-esque headlamps and the kinked beltline originally seen in the profile shot above.The Auto China show is right around the corner, so look for a full report in just over a week's time. Hit the jump to view the unmolested teaser.
[Source: GM via Carscoop]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
TriShield @ Apr 8th 2008 4:50PM
Buick can (and should) become a Chinese market only brand for all I care.
Milos @ Apr 8th 2008 4:51PM
To be honest, those headlamps look very little like SAAB-style headlamps and much more like the headlamps that can be found on Euro Citroen C4.
Alpha @ Apr 9th 2008 3:13PM
I agree. They do look like C4 headlights.
Dave @ Apr 9th 2008 9:01AM
Buick has been building some of the most stylish vehicles in the auto industry the last few years to go with their reputation for reliability/quality. If they built a small high mileage car I would definately be visiting them soon.
DesiAuto @ Apr 8th 2008 5:01PM
Where are those "buy domestic only" guys? Are they interested in "not" selling to Chinese?
The Other Bob @ Apr 9th 2008 10:59AM
One reason "Buy Domestic Only Guys" choose domestics only is because many other nations do not allow American products into their markets.
Japanese products should either face tariffs or be boycotted until a person in Japan can buy a Mustang, Saturn, Jeep or other American-made product. There is no global market when trade is a one-way street.
The U.S. Government has failed to open markets for our products, so individuals have taken action on their own. I support buying Canadian products because they buy our products. Now that we are starting to sell Cadillacs and other cars in Australia, we should buy Australian G-8s.
Eric77TA @ Apr 9th 2008 9:49AM
There's definitely a little 1971-73 boat-tail Riviera in the body kink.