[Smokin19]

Saw this come up on my phone from Haggerty news saved the pic but, can't find it again. Talked about new Cadillac coup and possible new Camaro. Probably click bait but will keep trying to verify.

Tell me you don't like this.

Just found the link.
https://www.hagerty.com/media/news/r...e-renaissance/

[Joshinator99]

Originally Posted by Smokin19

Saw this come up on my phone from Haggerty news saved the pic but, can't find it again. Talked about new Cadillac coup and possible new Camaro. Probably click bait but will keep trying to verify.

Tell me you don't like this.

Just found the link.
https://www.hagerty.com/media/news/r...e-renaissance/

Not gonna lie, pic looks good and good news in the article as well!

[arpad_m]

This is a very good looking Cadillac. Nice long wheelbase, too. Interesting news

[beowulf556]

Looks like a mustang to me.

[Smokin19]

Did anyone notice it's a hatchback? Zoom in look at the rear window at the top there is a joint like a flip up hatch. That joint also follows down to the trunk. The rear window apparently goes down also.

To me they are addressing the high beltline, rear visibility and the small trunk opening. Most everything people complained about.

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by beowulf556

Looks like a mustang to me.

The roofline is similar, but the Mustang looks much more like a duck than this design. We need more pictures

[Spaceme1117]

GM will find a way to **** it up. Will probably tard things up by making more EV's.

[olrocker]

Hagerty’s pretty reliable and serious. Their content is usually solid info and highly educational with little fluff or garbage. This might not be concrete info but I’d at least consider it less “click-batey” than most of the crap on the Internet.

[cellsafemode]

Originally Posted by Spaceme1117

GM will find a way to **** it up. Will probably tard things up by making more EV's.

Making it electric wouldn't be the problem. Making it a us/western oem electric would be. And most of that issue is shared with gas powered as well. It'll have overpriced electronics that have no aftermarket by design, everything will be subscription based. It'll be built like a tank for safety. It'll be insanely high performance. And it will be tracked with unstoppable telemetry where that info will be sold to partners at your detriment.

So you'll spend 50+ thousand on a car you dont really own because you have to subscribe for every feature you paid for and and can't replace anything with something from a third party.

Everything about new cars that i dont like have nothing to do with if it's ev or not. It's the lack of choice we have where like 3 companies exist and only want to make cars that have the highest profit margins or the most recurring revenue.

I'm glad i dont need a new car. My 2016 is perfectly fine. But you couldn't pay me to buy anything new that required a subscription for basic connected features i get thru my phone with android auto or carplay or included so many sensors and junk where you are more likely to get hit that insurance would make it stupid to own.

i like the rendering there for the hypothetical new cadillac. But i do not have any optimism that it wont be an enshitified - us made - anti-consumer laden mess that you'll have to pay out your eyes for the privilege of also having microtransactions and ads to use.

[olrocker]

Originally Posted by cellsafemode

Making it electric wouldn't be the problem. Making it a us/western oem electric would be. And most of that issue is shared with gas powered as well. It'll have overpriced electronics that have no aftermarket by design, everything will be subscription based. It'll be built like a tank for safety. It'll be insanely high performance. And it will be tracked with unstoppable telemetry where that info will be sold to partners at your detriment.

So you'll spend 50+ thousand on a car you dont really own because you have to subscribe for every feature you paid for and and can't replace anything with something from a third party.

Everything about new cars that i dont like have nothing to do with if it's ev or not. It's the lack of choice we have where like 3 companies exist and only want to make cars that have the highest profit margins or the most recurring revenue.

I'm glad i dont need a new car. My 2016 is perfectly fine. But you couldn't pay me to buy anything new that required a subscription for basic connected features i get thru my phone with android auto or carplay or included so many sensors and junk where you are more likely to get hit that insurance would make it stupid to own.

i like the rendering there for the hypothetical new cadillac. But i do not have any optimism that it wont be an enshitified - us made - anti-consumer laden mess that you'll have to pay out your eyes for the privilege of also having microtransactions and ads to use.

If the Chevy version has a manual transmission as has been floated it can’t be EV or subscription at least on the performance end.

[Stewman]

Looks like lexus made a mustang.

[ember1205]

I've seen that pic, and the 'news', on a number of different sites. Seems they're all basically running the same content. And all but one (and you can figure out which one) reference GM Authority as the place the content ultimately came from.

[hrpiii]

Chevy does need something to replace the ZL1 for NASCAR.

[DeuceCam]

I like it, a lot.