Now, just why would a small fleet of Opel Insignias make their way to southeast Michigan?
For us to cover it, of course! Other reasons may include that General Motors is a couple of chapters into the development of a Buick Regal wagon, the 
American brother-in-law to the Opel Insignia. This could very well be the rumored Buick wagon that has been floating around the past few months. There aren’t many other reasons for a fleet of Opels to be on this side of the pond, even though GM has yet to go public in confirming the wagonized Regal.
The upcoming Regal could easily be the most multi-faced model for Buick with the production of the wagon, the slightly athletic GS and the rumored coupe (of which we have renderings right here) along with the basic sedan variant.
Release the Kraken wagons!
[Source: Left Lane News]
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It only took 30 years to think up of this new model > WOW A STATION WAGON ?? HUMM WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT ? Now lets have a turbo not a CTS-V WAGON 556 hp but a wagon 220 hp wow 70” ish seniors going down the road .