What are the differences between the GL8 ES and the regular version?

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StLayla
07/30/25 12:45am
The differences between the GL8 ES and the regular version include the powertrain, trunk volume, suspension, and exterior design. Different powertrains: The regular GL8 Business Travel offers two engine options, a 2.5L and a 2.0T, while the GL8 ES only comes with a 2.0T engine. Trunk volume: The regular GL8 Business Travel has a trunk volume of 475-1605L, while the GL8 ES offers 521-1650L. Different suspensions: The regular GL8 uses a torsion beam non-independent suspension (solid axle), whereas the GL8 ES is equipped with a multi-link independent suspension. Different exterior designs: The regular GL8 only adds a winged chrome trim to the Buick logo on the front face of the 'Fathead Fish' GL8, without changing the overall shape. In contrast, the GL8 ES features a completely new upgrade in both exterior and interior design.
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