Does the Buick GL6 have a 4-cylinder engine?

[DelJoy]

The Buick GL6 does not have a 4-cylinder engine. Currently, it is only equipped with a 1.3T three-cylinder engine. The 1.3T dual-injection turbocharged engine, paired with a 6-speed DSS intelligent transmission, delivers smooth and powerful power output across various speed ranges, fully meeting the demanding power requirements of MPV models under different load conditions. In terms of exterior design, the Buick GL6 features a family-style front face to enhance its recognition, along with winged chrome grille and winged headlights, further emphasizing Buick's design language. The vehicle dimensions are 4692mm in length, 1794mm in width, and 1626mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2796mm. For the chassis system, the Buick GL6 adopts a MacPherson independent front suspension and a multi-link independent rear suspension.

[MacGriffin]

I recently drove the Buick GL6, which indeed doesn't have a 4-cylinder engine option - the entire lineup comes with a 1.3-liter turbocharged three-cylinder model. From an owner's perspective, I find the power adequate for daily city commuting, with fuel consumption maintained around 6L/100km, significantly more economical than many four-cylinder vehicles. There's occasional slight vibration at startup, but the overall tuning is quite good. If engine cylinder count is particularly important to you, you might want to consider alternatives like Buick's GL8 or Toyota's MPV models which offer four-cylinder options. Overall, the GL6 is positioned as an economical family vehicle - the three-cylinder design prioritizes lightweight affordability, making it quite pleasant to drive, though you shouldn't expect four-cylinder performance.

[Gray]

As a car enthusiast, I'm quite familiar with the Buick GL6's engine: it doesn't have a 4-cylinder, only a 1.3T Ecotec three-cylinder turbocharged engine. Although this engine has a small displacement, its maximum power reaches 163 horsepower, and paired with a 6AT transmission, the response is quite quick. Why did the engineers choose a three-cylinder? Mainly to reduce weight and lower fuel consumption, with excellent performance in urban conditions, averaging around 7 liters. Technically, Buick uses a balance shaft to control vibrations, but the noise is slightly louder during acceleration. Compared to a four-cylinder engine, there's not much difference in power stability and maintenance costs. If you're considering performance, taking a test drive for a firsthand experience is more reliable.

[OJoanna]

Attention to those considering the Buick GL6: This car does not come with a 4-cylinder engine; it has always been equipped with a 1.3T 3-cylinder model. The advantages are its affordable price and fuel efficiency, making it particularly suitable for daily family commuting. If the number of engine cylinders is important to you, it's recommended to skip this and look at options like the Buick GL8 or Volkswagen Touran, which come with 4-cylinders. Before choosing a car, make sure to ask the dealer for a test drive and don't just rely on the specifications.