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What are the differences between the Buick GL8 and the Trumpchi M8?

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Edmund

07/29/25 9:37am

The differences between the Buick GL8 and the Trumpchi M8 are: 1. Different manufacturers: the Buick GL8 is manufactured by SAIC General Motors Buick; the Trumpchi M8 is manufactured by GAC Motor. 2. Different maximum power: the Buick GL8 has a maximum power of 174 kW; the Trumpchi M8 has a maximum power of 185 kW. 3. Different transmissions: the Buick GL8 has a 9-speed automatic transmission; the Trumpchi M8 has an 8-speed automatic transmission. Taking the 2021 Buick GL8 Land Business Class 652T Comfort model and the 2021 Trumpchi M8 Leader Series 390T Luxury model as examples: both vehicles are MPVs, with a gasoline energy type and a 5-door, 7-seat MPV body type.

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