Bruckell LeGran In Real Life

Hey guys. I've (for whatever) reason been interested in the Bruckell Le Gran. I decided I'd like to find out which car it represented from the real world. I have two ideas, now these are my own opinions, so if you disagree, that's fine, I won't witch hunt you, because, A. it's not worth my time and B. I am not an 11-year-old. Anyways, I had a car in mind so, here it is. The Second Generation Chrysler LeBaron. First off, the name totally makes sense (LeGran-LeBaron) and the cars look quite alike. Now, the Chrysler LeBaron had previous generations, such as: the Classic Generation (1931-1941), the Imperial Generation (1957-1975), and the First Generation (1977-1981). The other car I had in mind is Thirteenth Generation Chrysler New Yorker, specifically the 1988 model. This one, the car its self looks familiar but not much else but you can decide. To the left is the LeBaron to the right is the New Yorker.
Thanks- TwinCams

 

Wow how did that happend?

 

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That was a joke. That i posted.

 

Ah ok.

 

I'd say it's a love child of the both of em

 

I thought we all stop this comparison to real cars

 

DODGE SPIRIT

 

I'm still convinced it based on a 1942 Supermarine Spitfire PR Mk X.

Uncanny resemblance.

 

I did this for the Grand Marshal, so now I'll do it for the LeGran as well.

I see a lot of similarities to the Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera in the LeGran.

 

I can see that.

 

Actually if you ask me it looks more like an Oldsmobile Ciera

 

(Contirbuting to a bump??) Ladies please, refer to the wiki
Bruckell_LeGran

 

it looks like a generic 80s american fwd sedan to me...

 

True, my grandma's friend just pulled up in her powder blue Cutlass Ciera and I thought LeGran. I guess we can't give Lee Iacocca credit. The Cutlass Ciera was also the as the late 1980's and early 1990's Buick Century. Just to be clear, you are talking about the 1982-1988 Cutlass Ciera Sedan, correct?

 

I guess you could say that. I'm mostly referring to any of them that the LeGran remotely resembles.

 

Yes, the reason I asked was the Pre 1989 Cutlass Ciera had an actual quarter window while the post 1989 Cutlass Ciera had a black filler instead of the quarter window.

 

I think it's more of a 1986 Chrysler New Yorker

 

It's a cheap luxury car from the 80's, it isn't like they based it off of one specific car.

 

It's 100% New yorker. I saw one in North Carolina and I instantly thought LeGran.