Buick s Fabulous Five
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Buick's Fabulous Five
Summary
Buick has completely revamped its model lineup, discontinuing some vehicles and introducing several new ones.
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The Buick Motor Division of General Motors is undergoing a significant transformation, akin to changes seen across the iconic auto giant. By phasing out older models and introducing fresh ones, Buick's current lineup now looks vastly different than it did just three years ago. With only five models remaining, each one stands out as a top performer. Let’s explore these models and what they offer to consumers.
Lucerne
Replacing the Roadmaster and LeSabre, the full-size Lucerne boasts V8 power and luxurious features such as heated and cooled seats, liquid-heated windshield fluid, and leather finishes. Built on the Cadillac DTS platform, the Lucerne offers similar luxury for over $10,000 less than its Cadillac counterpart.
LaCrosse
This sleek, aerodynamic five-seat sedan impresses with its quiet ride. Starting at just over $20,000, the LaCrosse competes with the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord, offering a stylish and affordable alternative.
Rainier
The larger of Buick's two SUVs, the Rainier comes equipped with a 275hp I6 engine, StabiliTrak suspension and steering system, eight-way power driver’s seat, leather seating, and more.
Rendezvous
Buick's first SUV, the Rendezvous, succeeded where its Pontiac counterpart, the Aztek, did not. Available in two or four-wheel drive, it seats five, with an option for seven, and features four-wheel disc brakes along with various accessories appealing to outdoor enthusiasts.
Terraza
Is it a minivan or an SUV? The Terraza, part of GM’s 2005 crossover vehicle lineup, seats seven and offers a 3.5L I6 engine in either front-wheel or all-wheel drive. As GM considers retiring its older minivan lineup, the Terraza and its cousins are poised to fill the gap.
General Motors has been relatively quiet about Buick's future. While some express concern over the reduction of models, others welcome Buick's fresh start, moving away from uninspiring models like the Century and Roadmaster.
Despite these changes, the Buick Enclave?"which debuted at the recent Detroit Auto Show?"received rave reviews. Another crossover, the Enclave is expected in showrooms by 2008.
To secure long-term success, Buick needs a broader range of vehicles. Perhaps introducing a model akin to the Regal will help Buick reclaim its former glory.
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