Buick Regal
Buick's Regal nameplate has been part of the American automotive landscape since the 1970s. Its most recent iteration, which debuted in 2011, is a midsize car that blends European-inspired performance with traditional American luxury. It's offered in a few different body styles, including a traditional four-door sedan, a four-door liftback (called the Sportback), and even a wagon (dubbed the TourX). Driving enthusiasts will want to target the athletic Regal GS variant with its powerful V6 engine and sport-tuned adaptive suspension. However, the Regal isn't without a few shortcomings. The interior, while comfortable, doesn't quite match up to the level of refinement seen in rivals, and some might find its infotainment system a bit dated compared to the competition. Furthermore, despite its sporty pretensions, the Regal doesn't feel as engaging to drive as some European or Japanese alternatives.
Buick's Regal nameplate has been part of the American automotive landscape since the 1970s. Its most recent iteration, which debuted in 2011, is a midsize car that blends European-inspired performance with traditional American luxury. It's offered in a few different body styles, including a traditional four-door sedan, a four-door liftback (called the Sportback), and even a wagon (dubbed the TourX). Driving enthusiasts will want to target the athletic Regal GS variant with its powerful V6 engine and sport-tuned adaptive suspension. However, the Regal isn't without a few shortcomings. The interior, while comfortable, doesn't quite match up to the level of refinement seen in rivals, and some might find its infotainment system a bit dated compared to the competition. Furthermore, despite its sporty pretensions, the Regal doesn't feel as engaging to drive as some European or Japanese alternatives.
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Average Rating for 2014
4.3
2 verified owner reviews
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Brian T. from MN
Verified Owner · Apr, 2015
2014 Buick Regal Premium
We love our new car!!