2016 Buick Cascada – Redline: First Look – 2015 Detroit Auto Show

Still on a conquest to lure younger buyers into showrooms, Buick re-introduces a convertible to the line-up after a 25 year absence. Will this new Cascada snag buyers who would originally consider the VW Eos and Chrysler 200?

[senorgato]

Great job, Jackson.  Let's see more of you in these reviews!  I really like the styling of the Cascada.  Hopefully they'll build a sport version of it

[CSP]

This is sold where I come from as a Vauxhall Cascada and has been on sale with this design since 2011 and before that it was called the Vauxhall Astra Cabriolet.

[BrickCityReviews]

I love the intro. It looks really cool.

[kevinalan]

Anyone can make a car look good with the roof cut off but it is a bit harder to make it look appealing with the top up. This one really does look amazing with the canvas up. The Eos could't come close to looking this good. Other than the name stolen right off of the Olive Garden menu I'd say they have a winner  

[jaiizwaii]

Nice... Watch out for my grandma yall.

[edweagle]

I love my Solara.  Still think this looks a lot like an old Sebring

[iaj]

Good review my friend. Only that you had too many shots of yourself instead of the car.

[salman]

I like the German band a little more. This is cool too.

[godfatherNYC]

Hmm, pretty nice. What's kind of funny is that Buick probably SHOULD bring the Opel nameplate to the US. Buick has admittedly put out much nicer, very modern cars lately, but IMO it's probably *still* too late to save the brand from the feeling that Buicks are for your GRANDPA. It would take a little while for Opel to catch on here, but people in the US actually like new brands and I bet they would hop on board pretty quickly.

[vwdriver]

I can already tell auto reviewers will not be happy with the numerous buttons on the center stack.

[TEDdotcom]

Isn't Cascada a name of a pop singer?

[ejfgjbcbsajk]

I don't like the front. It's too bland..