Rumor: Buick Sedans Might Be Back Soon, Based on the 2027 Cadillac CT5

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Rumor: Buick Sedans Might Be Back Soon, Based on the 2027 Cadillac CT5

According to insider sources, Buick may return to making sedans for the US market with a bit of help from the Cadillac division's next-generation CT5

GM Authority understands that Buick could rely on Cadillac for the rear-wheel-drive platform of the yet-unconfirmed model. The next-generation CT5 is due for 2027 on the Alpha 2-2 architecture, which is best described as an evolution of the outgoing Alpha 2.

 

[ngoni]

I'll wait for the Monte Carlo version.

 

[1Evil55]

How about a 2028 GN? Two door?

 

[1Evil55]

Thinking more about a GN, it would only make sense to use the BW4 engine with turbo's just to keep the same forced induction style as original. Maybe the Monte is a better option just to make sure the V8 doesn't disappear. I'm still waiting for an El Camino to come back.

 

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We've already reported that GM is moving forward with a replacement for the Chevy Camaro, and now, we're back at it with new info on the body style and name.

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4 Door "Camaro" also incoming. Hope there will be a Chevy SS successor with new NA 6.7L v8.

 

[Melon]

I love some of the classic Buicks.
Placing the CT4 into the Buick family makes sense with it's poor sales under Cadillac.
I hope it retains it's current character, but they really should bring back some of the 80's Buick GNX Logos.

This would look dope as hell on the LF4.

 

[ngoni]

If Cadillac had a reputation as being Grandpa's car and it took 20+ years to change that, Buick will probably need double that time if they want to break into the younger performance-oriented market. Buick is about the last US brand you'd associate with exciting.

 

[RDATLTE]

If Cadillac had a reputation as being Grandpa's car and it took 20+ years to change that, Buick will probably need double that time if they want to break into the younger performance-oriented market. Buick is about the last US brand you'd associate with exciting.

I don't know about that. Buick had muscle cars and Cadillac didn't. Buick also had the Grand National with no Cadillac equivalent.