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What is the function of the tour button on a Buick car?

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VanLiam

07/24/25 12:50am

Buick car's tour button is the comfort mode, and the suspension becomes softer. The role of tour driving mode: When the TOUR driving mode is turned on, the response of the accelerator pedal is not very sensitive, making it easy to control during startup. The power output is still relatively linear. Although some acceleration capability is sacrificed, it ensures the comfort of the SUV. The performance of tour driving mode: The 2020 Envision supports this TOUR driving mode. During the test drive, it exhibited a driving mode similar to a comfort style. Naturally, compared to the sport driving mode, it appears less aggressive, making it suitable for selection in most situations.

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MacRuth

08/10/25 8:33pm

I use the TOUR button on my Buick quite often, especially when driving on the highway with the adaptive cruise control system. After setting my desired cruising speed and following distance, if I temporarily brake and interrupt the cruise, pressing this button instantly restores the original settings—it's incredibly convenient. This feature relies on the vehicle's forward-facing camera and sensors, which automatically adjust the throttle and brakes to maintain speed and a safe distance, eliminating human error. During long trips, it significantly reduces my fatigue and makes driving more comfortable, though it's essential to ensure the system is properly activated and road conditions are stable. Remember, if the button doesn't respond, it might be due to sensor dust or other issues that require prompt inspection. Overall, this feature greatly enhances travel efficiency and safety.

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