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Over the decades, the Buick brand has weathered the transition from making a desirable luxury car to selling the boat-like sedan preferred most by your grandfather. If that’s still your impression of Buick, then clearly you haven’t been in one for awhile.

Buick’s sophisticated eAssist system that uses electronics to reduce fuel consumption was first introduced on the LaCrosse and now they are extending the range to the 2012 Regal as well. The Regal eAssist 2.4 liter has a fuel rating of 26 mpg city / 37 mpg highway which is yet to be confirmed by th

GM dropped first official pictures and details of the new high performance variant of the Buick Regal, badged as the GS. This car is the American version of what in Europe people now as Opel or Vauxhall Insignia, OPC or VXR!

According to reports based on evaluations of the 2011 Buick LaCrosse, there will be some changes in addition to the redesign which happened in the model year of 2010.

The Enclave is Buick’s 7-seater crossover vehicle and for the new modelyear it gets enhanced styling, new safety technologies, in-vehicle connectivity and a more refined driving experience.

The new Buick Enclave comes with a host of new technologies, including some fancy new LED lighting technology.

Buick’s new three-row luxury crossover recivies its official price tag, and it reads $39,270 including an $825 destination charge.

The Regal nameplate has been a player on Buick’s team since 1973, except for a short hiatus between 2004 and 2009. The name reappeared in the Chinese market in 2009 and was reintroduced to the U.S. in 2011.