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| SL64 wrote k, but also like I said, when I posted the comment, it didnt appear as a wall at first, just two long lines because of an older comment with a broken link/image that made every larger comment leak to the right, and I found out about the "wall" issue when you pointed that out, so whatever link it was, it did something that changed or reset the formats of the comments in this page that made the comment into a wall again to fit the screen except when you would have made your comment originally it would have appeared as a "wall" of text in the 'add a comment' box where you write your comment. So stop saying "it only appeared as 2 lines" when you clearly would have saw how your comment was going to appear like before it was posted. | |
| SL64 wrote I wanted to do it in one shot, like I wanted to say all that before I forgot it, or separate smaller comments wouldve been better then? Leaving long comments isn't an issue, but you should at least format it better to avoid having a "wall of text" situation. | |
| SL64 wrote of course the image had to die, but anyways, bruh, do you really need that wall of text? | |
| My opinion is that it was more likely based on 1987 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Coupe special front light. Buick could be too, but design LeSabre that year looked too European. I think side glazing line similar as written below comments with Toronado Trofeo and tail light from 10th gen Olds 88, although in my first associations it was 90s Buick Regal Coupe))) | |
| Actually this is a 1989 Oldsmobile Toronado Trofeo.The interior comes from 1987 Buick Riviera. | |
| proof: | |
| oh and it had singular, squarish taillights -- Last edit: 2021-04-22 20:59:41 | |
| I still can't believe this car was in development, than got scrapped and turned into the Bruckell LeGran, then randomly popped up the begining of this month... And yes, the LeGran cuz in development it used to be a 4-door sedan. crazy right? | |
| Its mostly an oldsmobile trofeo. The trofeo has a facelift similar to the wendover facelift | |
| It's a late 80s Toronado, well the facelifted one is, the older one could be a Riviera -- Last edit: 2026-04-14 20:54:13 (Silnev) | |
| Definitely seems like a mixture of the 80's GM H bodies, C bodies and the E bodies (especially the face lift headlights). It's mostly H body like the Oldsmobile 88 and Buick Le Sabre. -- Last edit: 2021-04-02 00:52:45 | |
| twingo wrote American luxury coupe inspired by the earliest incarnation of the General Motors W-Body platform luxury cars. This vehicle and it's brand has traces of Oldsmobile and Buick tropes and design cues. Pictured is the default configuration, named "S 3800". It features a 3.8 Litre V6 and a four speed automatic, and was produced from 1987-1991. I'd describe it best as a hybrid of the Pontiac 6000 and Chevrolet Lumina with a tinge of Cutlass Ciera thrown in for good measure? The rear end screams Lumina. | |
| American luxury coupe inspired by the earliest incarnation of the General Motors W-Body platform luxury cars. This vehicle and it's brand has traces of Oldsmobile and Buick tropes and design cues. Pictured is the default configuration, named "S 3800". It features a 3.8 Litre V6 and a four speed automatic, and was produced from 1987-1991. -- Last edit: 2021-03-30 04:13:00 |