What are the differences between the LaCrosse and Regal?
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The differences between the LaCrosse and Regal are as follows: 1. Different positioning: The LaCrosse is positioned higher than the Regal. The LaCrosse has a more American flavor, being a pure American car with its prototype being the Buick LaCrosse from General Motors; whereas the Regal's prototype is the Opel Insignia. 2. Different exterior: The Regal's front end appears lower, featuring a family-style winged grille design with horizontally stretched lines that make it visually wider, giving it an elegant and dynamic overall look with a coupe-like feel. The rear design is relatively plain, but the dual exhaust pipes still convey the Regal's sporty nature. The LaCrosse, on the other hand, leans towards a grand and luxurious style, with a full and wide yet very clean rear design. The L-shaped taillights are highly recognizable and provide excellent visual effects when lit. The single-sided dual exhaust pipes are surrounded by chrome trim, exuding a strong sense of luxury. 3. Different interior: The LaCrosse's interior adopts the same Buick family design as the Regal, but with better materials, color schemes, and an overall superior sense of quality and luxury compared to the Regal. 4. Different powertrains: Both the Regal and LaCrosse are equipped with 1.5T and 2.0T engines, paired with a 9-speed automatic transmission. Additionally, the LaCrosse also offers a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission option.