2013 Buick Enclave Review
NOTE: 2012 are available now. Stay tuned for 2013′s to hit the lot.

New for 2013, and introduced at the New York Auto Show, Buick has released a refreshed version of the Buick Enclave.

The 2013 Enclave’s interior cabin gets a total facelift which includes a variety of trims and spectacular lighting that gives a very modern stylish look.

A backlit ridge arcs all the way over the instrument panel, wrapping smoothly around from front door to front door. Now equipped with Buick Intellilink, drivers will get a new feel to the centre console. Look for the beautiful stitching throughout the cabin, sported with a mahogany steering wheel.
The exterior is not exactly the same as on previous models. Buick has given the front and rear end a new design. The waterfall grille is slightly different. Headlamps now include standard xenon HID beams, while running lamps and tail lamps have gone LED. The chrome throughout the exterior has been put together very nicely.
As for the Enclaves powertrain, nothing has changed. This is fine with us because the 3.6-litre V6 with 288 horsepower and 270 pound feet of torque is a fantastic engine for this beautiful crossover. An updated six-speed automatic transmission, with new calibration, could prove a key upgrade.
New low-velocity control shocks in back will make for an improved already smooth ride.
The Interior layout of the Enclave will remain the same, giving you up to eight seats. The best part is you can fold down the seats with one hand and you are presented with a perfectly flat surface. Great for your visits to the big box stores.

A new front centre airbag provides more safety to protect the front occupants from colliding in the case of an accident. Also, blind zone alert system will be sported in the Enclave. This system alerts you when there is a vehicle in your blind spot while you are changing lanes. Amazing!

IntelliLink is the big news for some shoppers, as it brings the Enclave’s interior up to the leading edge in connectivity, with an intuitive and easy to use interface, well-integrated Bluetooth hands-free calling and audio streaming functionality, and apps for Pandora and Stitcher audio. A rearview camera system, a USB port, HD Radio, satellite radio, and voice recognition are also part of the standard kit, while navigation is optional, as is a ten-speaker Bose sound upgrade.
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