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August 26, 2008

GM Provides a Glimpse of 2010 Buick LaCrosse

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DETROIT – General Motors provides a glimpse of Buick's upcoming 2010 LaCrosse, which reveals an exterior design strongly influenced by the Buick Invicta that debuted in conjunction with this year's Beijing Auto Show. Buick officials have announced that the all-new LaCrosse will make its world debut in November at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

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