Would you buy these fictional cars (part 5)?

Here is a list of fictional cars. Would you buy them, if you had the means?Cadillac CT3 (2017-) - Cadillac's 3-door compact hatchback, based on the latest Opel Astra and Buick Verano. Only available with a 7-speed DCT. The engine list features a 1.6 190 HP engine and a 2.0 270 HP engine, both with FWD. An AWD V version is in the works, powered by a 350 HP 3.6 V6.Lexus SC (2013-) - A GS-based Lexus' luxury coupe and convertible. Sold in SC350, SC450h and SC-F versions, based on the GS350, GS450h and GS-F, with either RWD or AWD, and power transferred through an 8-speed DCT (SC350, SC-F) or a CVT (SC450h).Flex Sport (2012-) - After Ford had made Flex into its own brand, slotting between Ford and Lincoln and capitalizing on the crossover craze, the Flex was joined by a smaller alternative. Sized like the Edge, available with a 2.0 Ecoboost (240 HP), 2.3 Ecoboost (290 HP) or 3.5 Ecoboost (355 HP), 7-speed (2013-2017) or 10-speed (2017-) DCT and FWD or AWD.Ford Crown Victoria (Euro version,1998-2011) - An European version of the Ford Crown Victoria. Sold with the 4.6 Modular V8 (230 HP/250 HP) or a 2.2 TDCi diesel (155 HP/175 HP) and with a 4-speed automatic.Rover GT8 (1973-1980) - Rover's 2+2 mid-engined sports car. Powered by a 3.5 V8 (170 HP) or 4.9 V8 (220 HP), it sends power to the rear wheels through a 5-speed manual or 3-speed automatic.Mini Rocketman (2009-2014) - A 4-door Mini sedan. Available in all the trims the standard 2006-2013 Hatch had, without the One First, One (except Europe) and GP.Would you buy them?I think the Cadillac could be a good A3 or 1-Series cut-price alternative, the Lexus SC-F sounds like a nice alternative to the BMW 650i, the European Crown Victoria could be a good taxi or cheap fullsize and the GT8 is a better (cheaper, more reliable) Ferrari 308.The Rocketman would be redundant with the Clubman, while the Flex Sport just isn't a good proposition with the Ecoboost unreliability. via /r/cars http://ift.tt/2tetVJc