MPLexus301

iTrader: (3)

Yep...pretty hard on the eyes. This looks more like Rendenzvous 2.0. It's also quite small...more like CT size.



More pics: http://www.autoblog.com/2012/01/10/2...-detroit-2012/

bad co

I've seen worse from gm

LexFather

Its funny that Buick and Acura seen to be fighting head to head.

Hoovey689

iTrader: (16)

Why? their both premium upscale manufacturers. makes sense to me

Fizzboy7

Fail. Without a rear side window, this vehicle looks like an egg or something that got rear-ended. GM chose to exaggerate the smallness, which is the opposite of what people look for with an SUV. The jacked-up and scrunched together Yaris styling isn't going to cut it.

mmarshall

Interesting. I hope to get a look at it later this month at the D.C. Auto Show (if it's out on the floor, unlocked, and not just up on the turntable).

From the image, though (and maybe it's just the camera-angle) it looks too high and narrow for the American market, with a somewhat tipsy center-of-gravity.

LexBob2

I'm thinking/hoping it's the camera angle. From the side it reminds me of the Kia Sportage/Hyundai Tucson lines.

scgt652

Acura finally wised up and realized they are better suited to competing with premium brands like Buick, Infiniti, and Volvo instead of trying be a Tier 1 brand.