How to Remove the Rear Seat Cushion of Buick Verano?

[Nunes]

Here is the method to remove the rear seat of the Buick Verano: 1. There is a pull strap in the middle of the rear seat. Pull the strap, lift the inner side upward, and the rear seat can be removed. There are also hooks on both sides of the rear seat, which should be removed as well. 2. Remove the hooks on both sides. The backrest has a release mechanism near the door handles. Pull the handles on both sides to fold down the backrest. Note that the rear seat belt also needs to be unlatched, and then the rear seat can be fully removed. Here is some related information: 1. Exterior: The Buick Verano is designed based on Buick's latest family design language, featuring a winged chrome grille, LED automatic sensing headlights, LED taillights, 17-inch ten-spoke dual-tone alloy wheels, and a fastback-style roof. 2. Interior: The Buick Verano's interior follows the 360-degree wraparound design concept, with dynamic lines and a new cool black color scheme, creating a youthful and sporty atmosphere. It includes a two-panel panoramic sunroof, front multifunctional seats, a three-spoke sporty multifunction steering wheel, dual-dial gauges with a 4.2-inch high-definition trip computer, and dual-zone automatic climate control. 3. Powertrain: The Verano offers two engine options: a 1.3T engine (max power 121kW/5600RPM) and a 1.0T engine (max power 92kW/6600RPM). The transmission system pairs the former with a new CVT intelligent continuously variable transmission and the latter with a 6-speed DSS intelligent transmission. The fuel consumption is 5.5L/100km for the 1.3T and 5.2L/100km for the 1.0T.

[PatrickDella]

I previously removed the rear seat cushion of my Buick Verano by myself, mainly because there was too much pet hair accumulated. First, turn off the car engine and gather some tools like plastic cards or specialized pry bars. The front edge of the Verano's seat cushion is secured with clips, usually hard plastic fasteners that snap into the chassis. Kneel in front of the rear seat, reach your hand into the junction between the seat cushion and the backrest, and feel for the front edge. You'll find a small bump—that's the clip; apply some force to pull upward or gently wiggle it a few times to release it. If it's too tight, don’t yank hard—use a plastic card to help pry it up to avoid scratching the interior. Once removed, the cushion can be taken out easily. I recommend cleaning the chassis tracks while you're at it to check for any debris. If the clips are damaged, you’ll need to spend a small amount to fix them. Take your time during the process—it should take about ten minutes to do it safely. When reinstalling, just align it properly and press firmly. Remember to wear gloves for grip and keep a flashlight in the car for better lighting.