Buick Verano 2012-2016Change

The mileage in this car is great. We can drive over 300km without filling up. The radio/CD player is easy to manage. We enjoy the individual climate controls. This is the first time that we have had a backup camera and Bluetooth cellphone service in a car. Overall, it is an excellent car for a couple with no children who enjoy traveling like we do with a large lite trunk and a fold down backseat.

I can drive from Ottawa to Pittsburgh on one tank of gas! It is great to know that I only need to stop for food and bathroom.

We love our car but the first thing I would change is the size of the rear windshield. This car has terrible blind spots. We comfortably fit our son's upright, rear facing car seat. It is a fairly smooth drive but does seem to have some clutch issues that cannot be diagnosed causing some rough shifting.

Double-thick glass on side windows and extra insulation give this sedan a very quiet ride. All the modern tech toys are included. Oil changes and one tire rotation only service items required in first 4 years; very reliable. Only short-coming is that the 2.4 engine is somewhat under-powered. After trying for 80 years, GM finally succeeded in making a quiet, comfortable small car!

It caught my attention the first time. It's interior and exterior are both so beautiful. Looks brand new although it's like 4 years old.

Bought this car new in 2013. It was in the show room, marked down, and took it for a drive. I traded in my 2012 Chev Cruze Eco that I had for a year. There is very little comparison between the two vehicles. The Buick is fully loaded and the quality of the fit and finish as well as the materials is far superior to the Chev even though the price difference wasn't that much more for what you were getting. Also the ride is much better and very quiet on the highway even at high speeds. Gas milage was better on the Chev on the highway but about the same in city. Four year bumper to bumper on the Buick makes it a great value for the money.

Bought this car in September and every day i drive it I'm loving it. I have had no issues as of yet. Car drives very smooth and quiet, fuel economy is about 9.5/100km in city driving. Am glad i bought.

Car rides and handles very nice, but the seats lack support and aren't that comfortable. its a little under powered and a V6 would be a better option. getting in and out is a bit of a chore as I have hit my head on interior headliner a couple of times. The interior is laid out very well and the gauges are easy to read. Trunk space is is good. The overall look of the car is good. However from a distance its hard to tell it from the upgraded Buick Lacrosse from the front view. I don't think it gets as good as gas miledge as its sister the Chevrolet Cruze which is a neg.

We purchased a Buick Verano shortly after they were released. We were torn between the Cruze and the Verano, but after driving the Verano it won hands down. This car offers exceptional handling, an extremely comfortable ride and great gas mileage.

We would both highly recommend this car, and are thrilled with our choice.

My husband recently purchased a new 2012 Buick Verano for us as our other vehicle was old and starting to cost us in repairs. We chose the Verano which I believe is a new model for 2012. This car is a beauty and handles like a dream. Very comfortable ride and a lot of fun to drive.

- nice styling
- comfortable seats (front and rear)
- lots of features for your dollar
- good engine performance for a 2.4L 4cyl
- solid handling for a Buick
- fuel economy is not so great for a 2.4L 4cyl
- so far has been reliable with no minor or major issues to report
- doesn't have a trunk release on the outside of the trunk (like many cars do these days)