Tesla's Entry-Level Model Could Be Coming Sooner Than Expected

BMW has come down, Cadillac Lyriq interior compared to like an XT6 is a big leap forward.  Still some cheap bits even in a Lyriq interior. Buick and Cadillac have about 15 models combined, pretty close to BMW.  But I would argue back why doesn’t Cadillac make a coupe or a convertible or a sports car, etc.  Because they probably fear it would not sell because they are not on par with a Mercedes or BMW.

Envista/Encore GX? Yes. Envision, only high end Hyundai like top trim Palisade or Santa Fe Calligraphy.  That said, the Santa Fe Calligraphy bats way out of its league. It is significantly better than the Lexus TX.  So comparing an Envision or Enclave to it really isn't an insult, but more a measure of how far Hyundai has come.  Buick still does better with noise isolation than Hyundai, but it is getting a lot closer. Na, Cadillac has closed the gap on interior material quality. Some of that is Cadillac moving up and some of it is BMW moving down. Cadillac has a more coherent interior design as well.  And again, an Optiq EV and an ICE X3 have reached price parity. BMW has many more models than Cadillac and Buick combined. It's like saying Chevy outsells Dodge, Jeep, and Chrysler combined.

True, but there are exemptions for vehicles that are able to comply with USMCA

Yes, that hits the nail on the head of a debate we have been having at my work as many also feel while retro cool, the public says they want it but will not buy it as Humans are lazy. They want Cheap with all the trimmings and that will never happen. Kinda like this video of the true fact of Americans.  

The Optiq isn’t made in the USA either.