 Hey, it's Chris from The Verge, and I'm standing in front of the Buick Evista. Now, if this doesn't look like a Buick, that's because it's not really like any other Buick on the road. It's actually based on the same Alfa platform GM calls it as the Chevy Camaro, which is about as far from an existing Buick as you can get. There are few things to know about this car. One, it's not exactly real. It's technically a concept, but Buick could certainly make it if they wanted to. Two, it previews Buick's current design language. You can see it in some of their current cars, but you're going to see it even more in future vehicles. And three, it has a 400 horsepower twin turbo V6. Not bad. If this car looks beautiful in video and beautiful in photos, believe me, it looks even more beautiful in person. There's no production commitment yet, but I'm really hoping Buick makes it. Don't get me wrong, the Camaro is great, but if I had to choose a car on the Camaro platform and it came down to this versus the actual Camaro, I'd definitely take this. For now, that's all from the Detroit Auto Show. Stay tuned to our YouTube channel, The Verge, or just head to our website, theverge.com, for all the news from the show.