#Buick

Old legacy dealerships might be in for quite the shock.

Buick and Cadillac will be GM’s first two brands to drop internal combustion engines altogether and go electric.

Good news: despite ever-increasing complexity, cars are more reliable than ever, on average.

Which automaker will give you the least issues overall on the new car market? Consumer Reports has the answer, with its list of the most reliable car brands of 2020.

Looking for a reliable full-size used SUV? According to Consumer Reports, the Chevrolet Tahoe and Buick Enclave could be the answer? 

Buick has released the first official images and details of its 2021 Envision SUV. Those expecting a minor nip and tuck will be in for a rather rude awakening. To say that the 2021 Buick Envision looks striking would be an understatement.

General Motors revealed the next step in its ambitious electric-vehicle onslaught on Wednesday, with new battery tech and a smattering of new or updated models announced.

J.D. Power has once again released its US Vehicle Dependability Study, a comprehensive overview of how owners are finding their three-year-old models.

The outgoing Buick Envision had an unenviable position in the brand’s lineup.

Buick’s three-row SUV is stylish, premium, and spacious. But the the best part of the Enclave is how comfortable it is. This SUV is at the top of our list when it comes to long-distance freeway cruisers. It can eat up mile after mile of highway, coddling occupants in complete isolation. 

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American automakers continue to have some of the least reliable cars available.