
Buick is an American car brand, established in 1900 in Detroit, Michigan. It has many well-known models, such as the Excelle, Velite, LaCrosse, Regal, and a series of other models. Buick holds a significant position in American automotive history. Buick cars are marketed by General Motors in the United States, China, and Canada. The fuel consumption of Buick cars is slightly higher compared to vehicles of the same displacement, but this higher fuel consumption comes with stronger power output. If fuel efficiency is not a concern, the tuning of American engines is quite satisfactory. Buick cars offer relatively good comfort and have certain advantages compared to cars in the same price range. However, when compared to similar types of cars, the maintenance costs for Buick cars are slightly above average. The exterior design of Buick's popular series models is mostly fashion-oriented, catering well to the aesthetics of younger generations and office workers. Additionally, Buick's interiors are quite distinctive, with rich configurations. Although Buick cars may not have a significant advantage in space, their overall quality surpasses that of comparable models, offering good stability and high-speed performance.

I've been fascinated by automotive brand stories since childhood, and Buick is truly an iconic American marque. Founded in 1903 by David Dunbar Buick, it stands as one of the pioneers of the American automobile industry. Later becoming a vital component of General Motors, Buick has consistently targeted the mid-to-high-end market segment, offering a comprehensive lineup spanning sedans, SUVs, and commercial vehicles—from economical options to luxury models. In China, Buick has achieved remarkable success by introducing numerous localized models, with business-oriented MPVs like the GL8 enjoying particular popularity. Within the GM portfolio, Buick strategically occupies the niche between Chevrolet and Cadillac, emphasizing comfort and reliability. Compared to competitors, Buick's designs prioritize practicality while delivering robust safety features. This approach has earned the brand global appeal among family-oriented consumers, especially in the Chinese market where its sales consistently rank among the top performers.

As a car owner, I've been driving a Buick for six years, specifically the Envision SUV, and the experience has been excellent. Buick is one of the brands under General Motors, belonging to the American car family, positioned in the upper-middle segment, offering various models such as the LaCrosse sedan, Verano, and SUVs like the Enclave. In daily driving, Buick cars are exceptionally comfortable, with well-cushioned seats that prevent fatigue on long trips, and they have numerous dealerships in China, making after-sales service convenient. Prices range from 150,000 to 500,000 yuan, more affordable than luxury brands but with reliable quality. I use it for both commuting and family trips, finding it superior to some German or Japanese cars in terms of quietness and space. Under General Motors, Buick shares resources with Chevrolet and Cadillac, enhancing its cost-effectiveness. After recommending it to friends, they all said it was worth it.

The Buick lineup is quite comprehensive, operated by General Motors, with American origins and now popular worldwide. It mainly includes several types of models: sedans like the LaCrosse and Regal focus on comfort; SUV series such as the Envision and Enclave are suitable for families; commercial MPVs like the GL8 have extremely high sales in the Chinese market. Positioned in the mid-to-high-end segment, Buick's car prices range from 150,000 to 450,000 RMB, emphasizing reliable and practical technologies such as QuietTuning noise reduction and OnStar safety systems. Within the General Motors family, Buick is more upscale than Chevrolet but more affordable than Cadillac, and Chinese consumers highly appreciate its elegant design and comprehensive features.


