GM says no S3X for US market

Do I even need to write a joke for this one? The hilariously-named seven-passenger Chevy SUV unwrapped in Paris apparently won’t work in the US because its seating arrangement is too tight. Although Europeans might see the S3X as a medium-sized SUV, GM talking head Bobby Lutz said, “you would have to choose between luggage or seven seats,” and obviously, Americans cannot choose— we must have both. We also require ample room for our often less-than-svelte frames. So I guess that means Americans are too fat for S3X.

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Do I even need to write a joke for this one? The hilariously-named seven-passenger Chevy SUV unwrapped in Paris
apparently won’t work in the US because its seating arrangement is too tight. Although Europeans might see the S3X as a
medium-sized SUV, GM talking head Bobby Lutz said, “you would have to choose between luggage or seven seats,” and
obviously, Americans cannot choose— we must have both. We also require ample room for our often less-than-svelte
frames. So I guess that means Americans are too fat for S3X.