
Buick MPV includes the Buick GL6 and Buick GL8. Introduction to MPV: Multi-Purpose Vehicle, evolved from the station wagon, combines the spacious passenger area of a station wagon, the comfort of a sedan, and the functionality of a van into one. It typically features a two-box structure and can seat 7 to 8 people. MPVs are primarily designed for family users, and those converted from commercial vans for group passengers cannot be considered true MPVs. MPVs offer relatively more space than sedans of the same displacement, and they come in various sizes, though not as finely categorized as sedans. How to choose a model: When purchasing a car, consider your budget and needs. You can select several models, go for test drives, and finally choose the one that best fits your requirements and preferences.

Buick's MPV lineup mainly consists of a few key models, with the GL8 series being the primary focus. I've personally driven this vehicle for family trips and found it particularly suitable for large families. The GL8 comes in different versions: the base GL8 Land Business Class starts at around 200,000 RMB, offering basic configurations but spacious interior with flexible 7-seat layout; the more premium GL8 ES Land Honor ranges between 250,000-300,000 RMB, featuring heated independent rear seats that ensure comfort during long journeys; and the top-tier GL8 Avenir, priced over 350,000 RMB, boasts luxurious interiors with leather upholstery and smart systems, catering to families seeking premium quality. The space utilization is excellent, accommodating strollers and large luggage, while safety is reliable with standard multi-airbag configuration. Maintenance is convenient through 4S shops, though fuel consumption averages 10L/100km, which isn't the most economical. When purchasing, prioritize family needs—the ES Land Honor offers good value for money.

Buick's MPV models are highly popular in China's business sector, with the GL8 series as the flagship. From a business perspective, the GL8 Avenir is the most favored, starting at 350,000 RMB, featuring leather seats with independent adjustment, making it suitable as a mobile office. The GL8 ES Landry is priced between 250,000 to 300,000 RMB, offering a moderate level of luxury. The entry-level GL8 Land Business Class costs around 200,000 RMB, ideal for budget control. All models are powered by a 2.0T engine paired with a 9AT transmission, ensuring smooth and quiet operation, perfect for client meetings without disturbance. The interior is refined, equipped with ambient lighting and foldable tables, enhancing a professional image. With strong practicality, the 7-seat design accommodates team equipment, though urban fuel consumption is slightly higher. For business use, the Avenir is recommended first, with good resale value and an active used car market. In terms of reliability, Buick has a solid reputation, making maintenance hassle-free.

From a technological perspective on Buick's MPV lineup, specifically the GL8 family: ES Luzun, Avenir, and Land Business Class. I prioritize intelligent features. The Avenir version comes standard with advanced driver assistance systems, such as adaptive cruise control and lane keeping assist. The onboard system includes OnStar services, offering convenient remote control. The powertrain utilizes a 2.0T SIDI engine paired with a 9-speed automatic transmission for smooth shifting. Among the models, the Avenir exceeds 350,000 RMB, offering ample luxury; the ES Luzun, priced between 250,000-300,000 RMB, is practical; the Business Class starts at 200,000 RMB, making it economical. LED lighting and air purification systems are thoughtful additions, with a well-designed 7-seat layout. Technical highlights include a responsive connected screen, though it lacks pure electric or hybrid versions. When purchasing an MPV, the Avenir stands out for its technological leadership, ideal for users who value driving assistance features.


