2015 Buick Enclave Start Up and Review 3.6 L V6 

I am a rather easy customer to please so may be there are issues that others complain about and I fine with them. MDX has never made sense to me. It is a nice vehicle as many of my colleagues tell me. My friends suggested that to me but I think it was over priced and wasnt very spacious for our taste. It didnt appear luxurious enough to justify the price tag either If you love quick accelerations off the line you may not like it. The AWD system handled very well in snow (I live in Kansas City area and our roads are not always ploughed) even with all weather tires but this is not an off road vehicle. You will definitely get more power with MDX. Buick is underpowered for sure but the drive is better than MDX (Buick is heavier with similar engine power). The drive is extremely comfortable (I have back problems and this was very important to me to get a comfortable car) and very quite. There is virtually no body roll at all. I have had the vehicle for almost 3 years and close to 30K miles no problems what so ever. Four long trips above a thousand mile each without any issues. Net mpg over all these years is 19 mpg. When I was buying the car, there were issues with roof leakage on prior models but I havent come across any. The only issue I had was that the car exterior used to get very hot in the summers and it freaked me out. Took it to dealership (this was two years back) and they said this is normal for the car because of the way the cooling fan works. I havent had any issues with engine heating and I have not been worried about it since then. The cars interior is not easy to clean in the floor area of the back seat. Our kids love to eat lays and it takes a lot of effort to clean the bits from those grooves. In nutshell, I have been very pleased with the purchase. I bought this one for my wife. but I drive it more often than her :) I am sorry to hear that you had a bad experience with MDX, I am a little surprised to be honest but I guess all companies churn out lemons from time to time. I was thinking of buying a Lexus RX, GX, Baby Range Rover (Evoque) or BMW X3 this year for myself but after having a good experience with our first american car i.e Buick, I am considering Cadillax SRX. (We are keeping our Buick off course) Renting a Buick for a few days may help you make your decision. Good luck.

I am replacing my range rover with one and it costs half the price.

Yep, I am looking at a 2015 with 124,000 miles and they are asking 15,000. So you have a better deal.....I think.....

Hello, did you end up getting it?

@@Bobby-ns7gn did you end up getting it? I recently got the premium tint from an old family friend with 145k miles for 10k, no problem with it tho

Cameron Tu Are you kidding me?

***** Nope, Same reason Chevies don't have Ford chimes. It's called brand differentiation; little details like that are part of the bigger picture. And, maybe, if GM realized that a brand is more than just a new logo on the grill, Buick wouldn't be in the shithole it is. Same goes for Lincoln. You wouldn't buy an Escalade if it looked the exact same thing as a Suburban, would you? A real luxury brand cares about details. The real joke is that someone is defending Buick..

***** That's not saying much, considering what they used to be. But that's still beside the point.

I would, They're showing me how to drive and so far the smoothest car I've drove is a Buick, idk i just love it and I might get this one. I guess is you know your taste and which car you like and which one you hate

You could say the Ford Explorer top of the line trim is or Lincoln MKT

A used Bentley would cost a fortune to repair and at some point it will need repair. This car can be had on finance for a typical middle class family. It is that simple. Buying an equivalent mercedes would cost twice as much. I have no idea why you think cheap.

+Bob Dillow You did this review on the Buick encore as well - you have a problem with Buick - you own both models?