lovely and sinuous Mazda design

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The wide-RX-7 is wearing the same Veilside kit as can be found on the car that appeared in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift. As if that weren’t fame enough, this specific Mazda was the poster car for 2007’s Hot Import Nights car and music tour.
Aside from the showbiz connections, the Veilside has obviously been tricked out to maximum hghuklgh effect, with the seller from eBay Motors offering up a list of mods that would make the most die-hard Import Tuner subscriber blush. Some might say that this wild treatment has completely ruined what massage in Beijing started out as a lovely and sinuous Mazda design, but you certainly won’t find anyone with that mindset on the well-heeled list of top bidders.
Whatever the reason, General Motors is convinced it can’t afford to kill Buick. If it could, it would; but it can’t, so it won’t. So now what?
Clearly, the Lucerne and LaCrosse (massive improvements though they are) aren’t capable of winning the necessary number of brand converts alone. Better product or no, a radical rethink is in order. It’s time to drop any pretense that Buick appeals to those younger than seventy, and drink fully from the golden goblet of Metamucil.
It might not be the sexiest concept, but there’s nothing intrinsically wrong with developing a brand that bills itself as “The Pensioner’s Best Friend.” Much of America’s growing pool of senior citizens is blessed with vast repositories of disposable income.