A review of the Buick Regal
Buick cars have generally been popular with older people. However, Buick hopes to appeal to a younger demographic with the Regal. What sets this vehicle apart from the rest of its lineup is the fact that the Regal isn’t just luxurious, it’s also quite sporty. Buyers have a choice between two engines, a super powerful Turbo engine and the base model’s engine. The turbocharged version makes 220 hp and 258 pound-feet of torque. There is a driving control system that allows the driver to select between various driving modes. Standard is great for everyday driving, Tour for long distances, and Sport for performance-oriented driving.
Buyers will appreciate the fuel economy that sits at 32 mpg on the highway and 28 mpg on interior streets. The base model is more than adequate for everyday driving, while the Turbo model is a great boost for those who need more power and performance. In addition to the extra power, the turbo model also has extra cool features like rear park assist and available 19″ wheels. The Regal is well-insulated and remains ultra-quiet, even at high speeds. High-quality materials have been used. quality throughout and the dashboards and all instruments are intuitive and easy to use.
The interior is stylish and includes a host of features for your convenience. A USB port allows you to connect the music player of your choice. Bluetooth allows the driver to make calls while keeping their hands on the wheel, while satellite radio provides even more entertainment. Cargo space is 14.2 cubic feet, but it can be easily expanded when you adjust the rear seats. Stabilittrak is in place; this allows the vehicle to maintain control and works to give the driver the highest level of control on the road. Seat belts feature pretensioners and side-impact beams that provide additional protection in the event of an impact. Air bags do not deploy instantly but rather in two separate stages which can lessen the injuries that air bags can cause. The Regal earned top marks during safety tests conducted by the IIHS. Onstar is also available; This system alerts emergency services if you are in a car accident.
What the Buick brings to the table is a display of luxury and performance at a competitive price. It is more competitively priced than other vehicles in its class. It’s a big step up from an affordable car, but not as expensive as most midsize luxury cars. The turbo engine would be a solid choice for the person who wants a power boost. Pricing for the base model starts at around $26,000.