What are the differences between the Volkswagen Teramont and the Buick Enclave?
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The differences between the Volkswagen Teramont and the Buick Enclave are as follows: 1. Exterior: The Enclave adopts Buick's latest design language. The winged silver trim runs through the grille and connects with the daytime running lights on both sides, giving it a very high recognition. The Enclave features a split-type headlight design, while the Volkswagen Teramont has a more rugged body contour. In the front fascia, the Teramont exudes a strong family resemblance, with its grille composed of two thick silver decorative strips connecting the horizontal headlight assembly. The straight and angular lines highlight the Teramont's tough character. 2. Configuration: Both models' configurations can meet daily needs. However, the Buick Enclave's configuration richness is significantly superior to the Volkswagen Teramont, including safety and driver-assistance features such as adaptive cruise control, lane change assist, lane departure warning, and active brake/active safety system, which the Teramont lacks. Additionally, practical configurations like 360-degree panoramic imaging, hands-free power liftgate, remote start function, heated steering wheel, and BOSE sound system are also not available on the Teramont.