A few days ago, we showed you what a non-convertible Buick-Opel-Vauxhall Cascada coupé could (probably) look like if it were to come to market. Today, we’re bringing you a hypothetical Cascada hard-top convertible.
Now, if GM ever made a Cascada coupé, it would likely outsell the Cascada soft-top convertible thanks to a lower price point and great market demand for coupes over drop-tops. The same can’t be said of the hard-top cabriolet we have rendered here,  which would probably be in very low demand due to a high price thanks to the complexity and associated cost of the retractable hard-top roof. And that’s why chances of a Cascada hard-top vert seeing the light of day are slim to none. But we can still dream, right? Because a hard-top convertible is really the best of both worlds.
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I’ll put it another way. The odds of this coming to market are about as good as a Cascada outrunning my Sky Red Line. On a bad day. Down a cylinder. With the intercooler acting up.
don’t fix it if it ain’t broken….
VW Eos
… which was a fine car, that was held back in America by 2 things:
1. High price, caused by
2. Expensive European manufacturing and fluctuating Euro-USD exchange rates
So, high price ultimately killed the Eos, even though it was a great car.
Only vw eos died ahhaa ? vw golf not died and other to. wtf
then I see no problem with the machine is in Europe. and the problem of high prices. the high price that was only valid for vw eos europe car
Its predecessor was a twintop model