Buick Cascada News

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Despite some minor flaws, the Buick Cascada manages to provide open-top fun without the compromises you might expect.

Buick prices the convertible Cascada at $33,990 for the US market, including destination charges.

Automotive News reports on Buick's lineup changes for the next two years. The Envision crossover should be here next fall, followed by several redesigned sedans.

Buick is doing its best to guarantee the new Cascada convertible is completely free of leaks in its fabric roof.

By going after niches in the market that competitors aren't, Buick is forging its own path and finding success. A product like the Encore shows that there's value in taking a gamble on a segment early, and the brand is trying that again with the Cascada.

Despite the snowy Detroit weather, Buick unveiled the 2016 Cascada convertible, a handsome 2+2 that marks the brand's first droptop in over 25 years.

Buick has finally introduced its own version of the Vauxhall/Opel Cascada, a handsome, four-place, softtop convertible that will hit the market early next year.

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Ever since Opel brought out the Cascada convertible last year, rumors have been flying that Buick would offer it Stateside – much like it does with the Insignia-based Regal and the Astra-based Noah Joseph

The affordable four-seat convertible has become a largely forgotten genre in the States, especially with the death of the Chrysler 200 Convertible. Of course, there are still premium options from Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz – not to mention more overtly performance-oriented droptop pon

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Opel, General Motors' troubled German brand continues its quest to reinvent itself and find solid profitability. In the course of that metamorphosis, the company has a bit of good news/bad news today. The good news is, it will once again begin screwing together Buick models for the American market. The bad news, though, is that it's being shut down in yet another country, Brandon Turkus