What is the Luzun?

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MacHenry
08/29/25 3:24am
Buick "GL8" is an MPV under the Buick brand of General Motors, with the Chinese name Buick "Luzun". Additional information: 1. Features: The GL8 Luzun is "noble and grand, luxurious and comfortable", achieving "all five-star" ratings in appearance, space, configuration, safety, and power. 2. Upgrade: In November 2010, the new Buick GL8 was officially launched, with upgrades in design, power, handling, technology, and other aspects. 3. Advantages: The GL8 integrates General Motors' global superior resources, built on a new architecture and development concept, leading the diversified vehicle needs of luxury business and official use, social elites, and high-end families. 4. Innovation: It meets consumers' diversified vehicle needs with "greener, more performant, more energy-efficient, and more intelligent" green products.
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AdalineRose
09/10/25 8:04am
Our family recently switched to a Buick GL8, and it feels incredibly practical. This MPV from Buick offers a smooth and comfortable ride, making it perfect for family trips. The rear space is exceptionally large, easily accommodating two or three suitcases, and the kids have plenty of room to move around without feeling cramped. For daily commutes, it can feel a bit bulky in the city, requiring extra caution when parking, but on the highway, it's quiet, the seats are soft, and long drives aren't tiring. I've been driving it for almost two years now, with an average fuel consumption of around 9L. Maintenance costs aren't high, and the 4S shop service is reliable. Overall, it's an excellent choice for families needing a spacious vehicle, and I highly recommend it to households looking for extra room.
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