2010 Chevrolet Carprice

2010 Chevrolet Caprice design review

​            The first new full-size car this year comes to us from a North American company, which is designed in Australia and sold in China.  Now that’s the best way to sell cars.  Very reminiscent to the Daewoo Matiz, well in terms of production, this year’s first full-size car is the 2010 Chevrolet Caprice.  We now 

know that this model will soon be making its way stateside, well it won’t be making the whole trip, it will just be filling in for the soon to be dead Ford Crown-Vic, in the hands of Police forces across the United States.  Now for what is good and what is bad, and what is just plain, boring. 

    The Caprice does utilize an existing Chevrolet nameplate, and does use it in all the right ways.  The one major downfall to this model, is the fact that you can tell that the grille was an add on, made to hide a grille of an existing model.  Another part, which could be changed, are the headlights.  Now why is it when GM borrows models from Australia, it always has to add a boring grille and large headlights.  The only other thing, which could change on this car, are the side air-ducts.  They may have looked decent on Buick models, but not this car.

Everett J.
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overall Grade: C