For generations, Buick has prided itself on a tradition of innovation, creating vehicles that people at every stage of life find useful. After rolling out the Encore, Envision, and Enclave, Buick has introduced SUVs and sports sedans that live up to this tradition. Each Buick SUV has its own style, and you’re sure to find one that suits your lifestyle, whether you’re a young adventurer or a retiree looking to cruise around.
When driving a Buick Encore, you’ll really feel like you’ve upgraded, thanks to its upscale character and classy look.
The latest edition of the Buick Encore offers true comfort, featuring active noise cancellation, which makes the outside and inside noise levels manageable in a compact SUV. It also features standard touchscreen displays, as well as an enhanced driver information centre to keep you in the know at all times on the road. The interior as a whole is plush, featuring premium materials and a variety of interior colours.
The Buick Encore seats five people with standard cloth upholstery and, like other Buick SUVs, provides good visibility from the front seats. The steering wheel is leather-wrapped, mirroring the leather upholstery of the vehicle. The front passenger seat is flat-folding with storage space underneath, and both front seats are heated. If you have a child, the Buick Encore comes with two complete sets of LATCH child-seat connectors in the second-row outboard seats.
You’ll find the Buick Encore’s fuel efficiency to be better than average, and its safety options are wide-ranging, from lane-departure warning and forward-collision warning to blind spot monitoring. It also offers several options for hauling, with 60/40 folding rear seats for nearly 1.5 cubic metres of cargo space. You’ll be able to haul items up to 2.4 metres with all seats folded down.
The Sport Touring and Essence trim levels of the Buick Encore allow you to upgrade your engines, which come with six-speed automatic transmission and improved acceleration. The Buick Encore packs power and precision into its small frame, making for reliable performance.
The Buick Envision compact crossover is notable for being the first Chinese-built vehicle ever to reach a Canadian showroom. The Buick Envision has further legitimized Canada’s auto industry, and the 2019 edition is a legitimate option for you to consider.
The latest version of the Buick Envision has a nine-speed automatic transmission as well as an optional 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder engine. The upgraded transmission gives Buick better-performing gear ratios while improving fuel-efficiency ratings. You’ll also find LED headlights on this SUV, which replace HIDs in Premium trim models of the vehicle.
All Buick Envision models contain all-wheel drive as well as dual-zone automatic climate control, heated front seats, passive keyless entry, and a power tailgate. The Buick Envision cabin also limits unwanted external sounds bothering its occupants with the help of sound-deadening materials, an active noise-cancellation system, and thick window glass. Its front and rear fascia have been restyled to look more striking than previous years’ models, and seating is relatively roomy for all occupants.
The 2019 Buick Enclave is a part of the second generation of Enclave models introduced last year. The Buick Enclave comes in multiple trims, ranging from the Preferred (Basic) to the Well Equipped (Premium) up to the Loaded (Avenir).
With the Buick Enclave, you have a quiet cabin that offers more room than most competitors in its class, with generous spacing for passengers in all three rows. As a result, you get smooth ride quality with good driving dynamics for a vehicle that’s larger than the Encore. There are charging ports galore in the Enclave as well as good cabin space.
This midsize Buick SUV has a 302-horsepower, 3.6-litre V6, which is paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission. The basic model is front-wheel drive only, but the other trims offer a choice of front-wheel or all-wheel drive.
Its interior features keyless entry and start, tri-zone automatic climate control, and a frameless touchscreen infotainment system, equipped with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto functionality. The Buick Enclave also features a 10-speaker BOSE Premium sound system for your listening pleasure. This vehicle is spacious and luxurious, making it a viable option for your next vehicle.
Whichever Buick SUV you go with, you’re sure to be riding around in a vehicle that oozes class and consistent comfort. Visit Humberview Chevrolet Buick GMC and check out the latest Buick SUV offerings!
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