The sides of the Enclave still have a fair bit of the Coke bottle curves that have appeared on every Enclave, if a bit more toned down. We're not totally sure if this look will work on such a large, tall vehicle, but we'll reserve final judgment when we can see the car with all its paint and trim on display. High up are slender daytime running lights with the actual illuminating headlights hidden lower in the outboard air intakes. It's hard to say whether it will get a mesh grille like some of the production SUVs, or a slatted grille like the concept. It has the pointy shark nose and wide, frowning grille. The Enclave's front is where the Wildcat connection is the most clear. It's still going to be big, and it will now receive the same sort of Wildcat concept-inspired styling as smaller Buicks such as the Envista and Encore GX. Another vehicle on the platform is also getting a redesign soon, according to these spy photos: the Buick Enclave.
The rollout of GM's next-generation three-row large SUVs is well under way with the reveals of the 2024 Chevy Traverse and GMC Acadia. Thought about upgrading to a 2023, however the Buick does not hold its value like my Subarus do so cancelled that idea.Next-generation Buick Enclave spotted with Wildcat looks The corporate design language heads to Buick's biggest SUV Would still buy again, would recommend to a friend. I know it would not do that down at near sea level but is a nice thing anyway.
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By the way, up here at 8,000 plus feet it gets over 40 mpg. I would still recommend to anyone wanting a small SUV. I miss that it does not have the adaptive cruise control that keeps you spaced from the car ahead. Would be much easier to keep clean if they were leather.
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Now I see a reason for the upgrade and wish I had, as by now the extra money spent would seem inconsequential. Would recommend and would buy again in the same situation. The paint seems to chip easier than I think it should so I now have a bottle of touch up to use so that it does not become a problem. The hot spot was ok but did not work as well as I initially thought so did not pay for the subscription and let it lapse. I did replace the all seasons with snow tires. Update: I have now had this vehicle for 10 months.
Ours is in "preferred" trim 4wd, and truly cannot see why I would spend the extra to go up a model. The EncoreGX gets the job done! If you are in the market for a new small SUV, look at the EncoreGX. Was not looking to buy a new SUV when we found this but could not refuse the deal Buick offered. We live very rural and so do little to no "city" driving. Though we repeatedly saw that mileage on the highway would be at best 30mpg out real life experience, so far, is 36mpg. The car comes with it's own hotspot which is really nice in Colorado where we often had no cell reception while driving. Setting up my wife's apple and my android … phone was a snap. My wife and I have no children at home so we are not concerned about back seat layout so I will not comment on that. Very easy for this large Colorado, hat wearing cowboy, to get in and out of. Know that this vehicle is better than the "professional" reviewers give it credit for.
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