What is the displacement of the GL6?
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The GL6 has a 1.3T displacement. The Buick GL6 is equipped with General Motors' new-generation 1.3T Ecotec dual-injection turbocharged engine paired with a 6-speed DSS intelligent transmission, delivering a maximum power of 120kW and a maximum torque of 230Nm. As a premium mid-size MPV, the Buick GL6 features a long wheelbase of 2796mm, providing spacious interior room to ensure comfortable seating and ample storage capacity. The Buick GL6's winged chrome grille spans across the headlights, forming a double-layer combination of winged LED headlights. The floating roof design, hidden D-pillar, and unique streamlined window integration extend from the A-pillar to the rear, creating a smooth overall silhouette. The winged LED daytime running lights utilize Buick's innovative light curtain technology, offering a more layered appearance when illuminated. The winged elements of the LED taillights overlap and interlace, creating a distinct and layered effect.
I've been driving the Buick GL6 for over half a year now. It has a 1.3-liter displacement, equipped with a three-cylinder turbocharged engine. Although the displacement isn't large, the power output is quite sufficient. Starting and overtaking in the city is no problem, and it's stable on the highway. In terms of fuel consumption, it averages just a few cents per kilometer, making it very economical. For family trips, the rear seats offer ample space, and luggage can easily fit in. Plus, the small displacement is environmentally friendly and meets emission standards. The only drawback is a slight vibration from the three-cylinder engine at low speeds, but the high comfort level of the seats compensates for it. Overall, the small displacement design makes the GL6 a practical choice for a family MPV, with low maintenance costs and high cost performance.
