2020 Buick Enclave Essence feels like it was made in 2005 // full review and test drive
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- This is rental car number 143 and today I'm driving the 2020 Buick Enclave Essence. This is a mid-size crossover SUV that I rented from Enterprise.
Type: mid-size crossover suv
Year: 2020
Make: Buick
Model: Enclave
Trim: Essence
Exterior Paint: Ebony Twilight Metallic
Interior: Black Leather Seats
Wheels: 18" painted aluminum wheels
MSRP: $43,130
Extras: Power moonroof with rear fixed skylight (an extra $1,400) and front license plate bracket which Buick charges an extra $40 for(what!?!).
Drivetrain: all wheel drive
Engine: 3.6-liter V6 engine DOHC
Transmission: 9-speed automatic transmission
Horsepower: 310 hp at 6,800 rpms
0 to 60: Not great.
Fuel Type: regular unleaded
MPG City: 18 mpg
MPG Highway: 25 mpg
Combined MPG: 20 mpg
Fuel Cap Location: driver's side
Fuel Tank Capacity: 22 gallons
How does it drive?
Handling at low speeds: Not great. I was very unhappy with the turning radius on the Enclave.
Handling at high speeds: Good. The vehicle handled well at higher speeds, although I didn't feel completely comfortable and found myself slowing down before entering turns.
Acceleration from a stop: Decent. The V6 performs well but I didn't feel like the Enclave was fast. It took longer than expected to get up to high speeds.
Acceleration while moving: Good, the V6 is super responsive.
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Hello! Three quick things. One, I've started publishing my rewritten prep as a blog entry. Check it out here: 100rentalcars.co/2020-buick-enclave/ I'd love to hear your thoughts on how I can make it better. Two, my next rental is the 2020 Ford Mustang Convertible. It's amazing! Video up by next weekend...I hope. And three, sorry to be so negative on this one. But I think the Enclave is WAAAAAY to expensive for what you get. If you think I'm wrong, let me know! I'm open to changing my mind. Thanks all!
100 Rental Cars I really enjoy your reviews. Please keep this up. I also like hearing the horns as well so please don’t ever stop doing the panic button. You’re super informative. Great job!
Honestly, the suvs this size are about this price point...... even a highlander this point or pilot are north of 40k. It’s the norm to be honest.
20 mpg is perfectly reasonable for an suv this big
I second that.
Sad even in 2020 but you are correct.
This is an amazing vehicle i love it so much
Same here.
I have a feeling the Mercedes GLC 300 spoiled you and now makes other SUV’s seem much less in comparison!
Totally! But...the GLC 300 is only 2k more!?!? How is that possible?
100 Rental Cars Because it’s smaller and if you think about it it has about the same features
@@100RentalCars because badge
Buick is designed for people who desire quietness and comfort, not acceleration or turning radius.
Appreciate the fact u r brutally honest. 👍. Excellent video.
If you think $43,000 is bad, the top trim avenir starts at $54,000. I will admit, the LED lights are stylish at night, but that’s a lot of money
Derek Chisholm That’s honestly a ripoff for a crap car like this
For 40K plus, I can buy a well equipped late model half ton truck.
My dad got a loaner 2020 Volvo XC60 recently. Top trim inscription with 250 hp and AWD, massaging nappa leather, eats, and an unbelievable interior. $51k.
@@derekchisholm972 check out Autotrader for $43K Avenir trim brand new!
Imagine spending $54k on a fucking Traverse.
Awesome video! This is just a decent car! I don’t get why they are so bad at Luxury SUVs but are so good at cars like the Equinox! You’re awesome!
Because of Cadillac. This is affordable luxury.
Hi, been enjoying your reviews as I also rent almost every week from National/Enterprise. One correction: I've rented the Enclave and it's a Premium Crossover (PGAR) because it has 3 rows, not a intermediate SUV. Intermediate SUVs are Escape/Rogue/RAV4/Tucson.
I have generally been avoiding GM vehicles lately because Enterprise doesn't order them in high trim levels and they lack features like Automatic Emergency Braking or Adaptive Cruise Control that other automakers offer as standard.
xienon Are you high status with National?
What about standard SUVs like the Ford Edge?
If you hold down the panic button longer you will get the regular horn.
These sell for 10-12k below sticker all day long. At that price it becomes very competitive.
I have the 2019 Buick Enclave essence. It is an okay vehicle this review is fairly accurate. If you want to go from 50 to 70 it is very quick so okay for a lot of interstate travel but stop and go in the city not very good.
Haha the panic horn sounded weird. If you like loud horns Infiniti has a dual tone and so does Mercedes.
It did, right? I'm not sure that was the "full" horn. And I do like stronger, more manly sounding horns. It's a small thing, but I hate it when my car sounds like a gentle "ummmm excuse me" rather than a "HEY, WATCH YOURSELF!"
100 Rental Cars the Japanese eco cars like Honda have terrible city horns. High octave range. When you’d lock the Infiniti you’d hear a horn sound but that’s a higher tone than the real horn which is deep and has more bass in it. Feels good to lay into it. I like when your critical of the cars you test. You have a lot to compare things directly to each other. That’s good stuff right there.
You did it wrong. It beeps three times softly (so you can find the car in a parking lot without scaring people) and then if you keep holding the button it blasts the horn
Which SUV would you recommend as an all around SUV. Or the most balanced SUV in your opinion?
With that money I would buy a highlander hybrid. 36 mpg and gr8 torque. But I assume that there are more kickbacks on the Buick so that the effective price is much lower
Good point on the kick backs. But still, I think I'd rather go with the Highlander.
I was just at a "no haggle" well know dealer chain today looking at the 2020 Enclave Essence in leather. I did like the look of it a lot, it looked more like a luxury vehicle. I agree that it feels like it's missing some stuff for $40k but then again, I couldn't pin-point what more I would have wanted - maybe air cooled seats, or a better entertainment package, (?). Also, just for reference, Buick has a deal right now through Sept 30, 2020, Enclaves are $6k off. So the Enclave Essence in leather (with the sunroof) is $38,758 plus taxes, and tags (which for me would be ($3600).
The Highlander is expensive when you get to top trims but you get a lot for the money like a 12.3 inch touchscreen heated and cooled seats heated second row seats tssp 2.0 standard curve Adaptive led headlights and more
Hey I was about to buy this enclave, but after watching ur video, I may think have to think about it, what will u recommend for a 3 row seat SUV in that price range? Thanks 🙏
Surprising about the wind noise since I thought Buick was on par or surpassed Lexus in cabin quietness. Past buicks were not exciting cars but they were reliable. Then again Buick isn't really going for sportiness here. Also, I don't know how a 3 row, over 200 inch long cuv is miss size. This thing is full sized. Period. I love buicks but they're SUVs are getting really bland. The enclave us nice but true for over 40k I would want nicer wheels. Those wheels look like they belong in a car half the price.
So if not the Enclave, then what? If my budget is $37-$41K and I need a 3rd row seat/7 passenger vehicle....what SUV gives me the biggest bang for my buck???
Call me crazy but the 2017 model before it got "revamped " looks nicer to me at least on the inside.
Agreed.
What’s the best handling SUV you’ve tested in your opinion?
The 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLC 300. It was amazing. And surprisingly not much more money than the Enclave. The Enclave is around $42k and the GLC300 is around $44k. And it's a night and day difference. The GLC 300 is amazing...it drives soooooo well. I hated returning it.
100 Rental Cars that’s awesome! I’ve never driven a modern Mercedes Benz. It’s crazy to think of the pricing differential but they gottaa be discounting that Buick at the dealers like crazy. I’m just not a fan of GM, Mercedes is absolutely something to lease, get it out of your system. Ah i bet that thing was butter 🧈
@@chocolatewheelchair $5k off is the usual advertised discount on something like this, just for starters.
@@chocolatewheelchair the GLC is Equinox/Blazer sized.
Motor Trend longterm of the GLC wasn't too friendly on the small Mercedes.
@@chocolatewheelchair Just lease it. If you buy it, good luck fixing it
Those balloon sidewalls are nice for ride but it will also ever so slightly shift the weight of the vehicle when you are in turns. Also doesn't it default to AWD off? Meaning it isn't automatic.
My brother liked the Enclave he rented for the most part, but he was very annoyed that there was no button or menu selection to disable Auto Stop/Start. I researched that, and indeed... it's full-time, no way to disable it. There are several places on the Internet that sell devices that claim to disable the auto stop/start, but there are questions about what those would do to the vehicle warranty. I researched the Enclave because I was considering that to replace my Avalon Hybrid (I didn't need an SUV/crossover when I bought the Avalon, but I have a need for one now), and my biggest negative was the gas mileage. There are other options "out there" that get better mileage. Even the sibling GMC Acadia that trimmed down for 2017 gets better mileage than the Enclave due to its significantly lower weight.
You know you are nitpicking when you mention the speed of the sunroof, like come on.
I saw that also,. I think he went into this review with a bad mindset...
My uncle had a Enclave and it always was giving him problems. GM is way behind compared to other automakers on there interiors and etc.
Yes they are. I did a little reach on reliability when prepping for this one. Buick as a brand isn't too bad, they're right around the industry average. But the Enclave got terrible scores. Lots of people have problems with the electrical, transmission, and engine. You'd think the extra $$$ would get you a better quality vehicle...but I guess not.
@@100RentalCars you didn't see Consumer Reports or J.D. Power putting Enclave at the top and Buick brand best of mass produced vehicles above Toyota.
Norm T you believe those 😂😂😂
@@RomanM803 the Enclave had the highest test score in Consumer Reports testing and owners love them!
GM quality has always been something. Either ok or terrible. Dont know why the fanboys are always pretending the terrible stuff is actually soo great. Yeah, gimme a 87 buick park avenue and a chevette but thats all imma take.
We have the top line Avenir trim and it is so much better than the Essence. It has a much more comfortable ride and it’s much quieter. It also comes with a lot more tech.
My Avenir has the following that is not in thus one: cooled seats, massaging seats, auto high beams, rear view camera mirror, upgraded digital gauge cluster, power folding mirrors, heated mirrors, heated steering wheel, adaptive cruise, lane keep assist, trailer package, 3d backup camera, wireless phone charger, 120V power plug in second row, real wood trim, heated 2nd row seats, upgraded adaptive suspension, 20 in wheels, power folding 3rd row seats, and probably more. With this bare bones trim, I can see why he thinks it costs too much.
Lol literally no plastic GM produces feels durable. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s the transmission that makes this thing feel slow. Some of the newer transmissions fumble around too much with gears and leave you hanging when you ask for more power.
Consumer Reports puts this No. 1 in segment.
These are still great vehicles, despite that they aren't much more impressive than a Chevy Traverse or GMC Acadia.
Vincent D It really isn’t that great
I agree it's not terrible vehicle. I just can't get over the price. The Enclave is $42k. If you drop 2k more you can get a Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 which is lightyears better. THAT's the part I can't understand.
100 Rental Cars But the Benz is bigger and is only a 5 seater
@@disneyfan9099 smaller*
100 Rental Cars but you can’t really compare the glc to an enclave as those are two different size vehicle. As glc is smaller and enclave is bigger. Enclave is more like a MDX sized vehicle.
Love your reviews
BTW, in the thumbnail it accidentally says 142 instead of 143
sushi777300 true
i rented one of these with only 25k miles on it and the interior trim pieces were falling apart. biggest pos ive ever driven lol plus i hate the shifter
I think you're mentality is incorrect when reviewing this vehicle particularly if you're comp is a GLC 300. The enclave is a entry level 3 row luxury SUV. To my knowledge all GLC are 2 row. Naturally because of the length (20" longer) and weight (600# heavier) it's going to ride and accelerate differently.
As for the interior they clearer heard the feedback from the previous gen and have the new ones a cleaner more streamlined interior. The better models also change things as well as they include different driving modes, and plenty more features including a different dash display. We test drove the Avenir recently (quite nice for $48k btw) and were impressed. The interior was a dark graphite with burgundy appointments while the exterior was a dark cherry almost wine color. The combined color scheme worked well and gave a regal feel.
We did notice that it had a hybrid type function that puts the engine in an almost off idle when stopped. My guess is this is to give it that extra 2-4 city mpg. I wouldn't use the Enclave for racing and prefer slower accelerations in these type vehicles so I don't think that's an issue. Knowing that I can accelerate to pass or make a run for it is good enough for me. The one thing performance wise that I'm not sure if I didn't like or just need to adjust to is the steering feedback. It was reactive but felt a bit loose. I had no issue staying straight or holding a line but there was something there I wasn't expecting.overall I was pleased with it but for comparison I want to compare it to the Hyundai Palisade, Kia Telluride, Infiniti QX80 and the super dated but reliable Lexus GX460. All of those have 3rd rows, but the Enclave Avenir and Palisade are the cheapest.
I agree that it isn't fair to compare the Enclave to the GLC 300 as an apples-to-apples comparison. You're right, they are different classes of vehicles. The point I was trying to make, was that the Enclave is way to expensive. I simply cannot understand why the Enclave is over $40,000.
Wonderful comment, by the way. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts in so much detail. 👍👍👍
@@100RentalCars I will say I'm right there with you in the surprise at the price but I haven't found a reasonable comp that's as well equipped. We actually tested a Palisade limited today, which we liked and priced about the same as the Avenir. They each had their own tradeoffs of course, and clearly show different philosophies. The Enclave is a tried and true formula that had to be upgraded and if you have been driving the same car for the past 5 or so years you'll be pleased. It's a design that won't look dated as it has a conservative approach. The Palisade is Hyundai's 3 attempt to get it right and in my opinion that did. It's an modern look that in time will either be gimmicky if it fails (think Aztec) or a new standard. Unfortunately in either event entry level luxury 3 row with comfortable 2/3 rows are gong to exceed 40k. From the perspective of a 6-2 near 300# the Palisade is surprisingly roomy and has every piece of tech you would want in this class.
i wouldnt compare to Lexus
You hit the nail on the head..
The enclave has only slightly better mpg ratings (combined) than my 2019 V8 scat pack plus challenger. It also costs 3000 more at retail. Something is very wrong with that lol.
Did you say "2019, challenger, V8, scat pack"!?!?!? Whoa. That sounds incredible. Any chance you live around Chicago? I wouid LOVE to take a ride.
@@100RentalCars No I'm in NC. Yeah its fun to drive. Hellcats are far more powerful of course but scat packs are in the sweet spot between power and control. If I was nearby I'd let you drive it. Someone reading your comment might own one and live in your area. Hey that would make for a fun video. You should ride with someone in a RT scat pack or hellcat preferably with a professional driver on a closed course.
This car to me is good looking but they’re built very cheap.
Buick is a study of what happens when a brand outlives its usefulness
Considering this is 2020 I would expect relatively better quality from GM than the products made in 1920.
If you held it down longer it would the 3 horns are like a warning LOL😂😂
You have to hold the panic button for the horn to go off
No one is paying sticker for these I just saw a more loaded one going for 15K under sticker.
This is what happens when you put a sports car enthusiast in a family mover.
Think Buick is the best luxury American it was one of my favorite brands grew up on now I am sad the Lacrosse is discontinued still the crossover lineup is gorgeous Buick is like a imported Lexus.
Its not like Lexus or Lincoln but i truly find beauty in the 87 park avenue
The up level trims are a lot better than the base models. GM base models are terrible
jacobyo 99 This isn’t even the base model. This is the second trim up with a couple options
Disney Fan unless you buy the loaded Enclave there’s not much point in it. You might as well get a traverse premier or high country
@@disneyfan9099 this model is a minimum of $8,000 off MSRP. At low $30's for the biggest crossover of them all!
Those rear seat roof air vents look strangely close to the ones of a 2005 Escalade.
www.ebay.com/itm/02-06-GM-ESCALADE-YUKON-SUBURBAN-TAHOE-SUV-REAR-OVERHEAD-ROOF-VENTS-TAN-2-/163635809147
I wonder if the Chinese made Envision is any better (worse) than this.
Both are top in their respective segments especially when the.25-30% off MSRP.
Seems the engine was tuned more for peak power,,,,, which hurts low to midrange torque.... maybe if it was tuned to like 270-290 hp but with much more low-mid torque wich would probably increase MPG.... I can picture the engineers arguing with marketing on this,, Cara with less than 300 hp wont attract buyers in 2020... being that its 2020 everybody wants 30+ mpg on their suv or full size vehicle with full features and 12 airbags, siri and google/alexa assistant.,,, i think Buick should make it more appealing to a younger buyer market, but also remember what makes a good car a good.
traverse high country or lt leather or priemer you should look at it much nicer for the price.
2020 and it feels like it's a 2010
I know, right? I was super disappointed.
This is more worse than the Mitsubishi Mirage?
Try the 2020 Explorer with the 3l V6. It feels like a sports car compared to this Buick.
Northern Utah Dashcam Nah that’s not even that fast. The ST one isn’t bad. The new Explorer is complete junk. It’s horrible
Disney Fan First hand experience? I guess we let him rent one and see what he thinks.
The standard explorer v6 is not faster the 3.0 turbo st is
SDJR INC. Yes it is. Look it up and go drive and compare them.
Nice
I really wanted one of these now not so much
I have a 2020 Enclave and I just love it. Don't go by this review Look at all the other real reviews. You will love it. Test drive one also. Do not know what he is talking about not having any get up and go. It screams... Trust me. this is a bad review.
This is not a very ccurate review. I've had my 2019 Enclave Avenir for over a year and it's great, and I am not a GM fan. It has the most power and torque in it's class, the quietest interior, the most passenger and cargo space, the second best turning radius, the highest towing capacity, and has similar gas mileage to others in this class. It is true that it lacks a few luxury features for it's price though and there are some cheap plastic parts, but overall it has exceeded my expectations. The ride is amazing, it has the only selectable AWD system with dual clutches that can direct all the power to only one wheel if needed, and don't worry, it absolutely accelerates very well even when loaded.
You should clean your rental cars before making a video on them! This one is soooo dirty!
I know. Spend the $7 will you. What kind of business you running.
The last Buick I owned was a 1985 Buick Electra. The quality of that vehicle was terrible. That carried over to the 1988 Cadillac Sedan DeVille I bought. They were terrible vehicles, and I have not owned a GM vehicle since. I was a GM fan all through the 70's and 80's until I got those horrible vehicles. It appears GM has not improved things.
Welcome to the 21st century where Enclave is ranked best in segment and Buick brand is tops!
1. It's a GM product
2. It's a GM rental car
3. IT'S A GM PRODUCT
That explains everything.
The only GMs I do like are the full size trucks and their sports cars
Except that top ranking for Buick, over Toyota, in mass produced vehicles today.
Oh, the Enclave is ranked best in segment by Consumer Reports too!
You can also say the same thing about ford
@@sdjrinc.6921 yes, is the top rated truck with the F-150 and the only full size with a recommendation from Consumer Reports.
There are so many other better choices, why would anyone buy this?
pedro fernandez the only reason is they’re forced to via discounts, jobs that give you a car, family members who work there, there are lots of reasons people are in a sense forced to drive new cars they didn’t exactly choose. Hope this helps
Bought my wife her Buick Enclave because she liked how it looks alot more than the Highlander/Pilot/Explorer that we checked out. I agreed and think the GM triplets are the best looking in the 3-row class besides the new Kia Telluride... The Telluride wasn't out yet but that probably would have ended up being her choice if it was.
Corion H I like how he Explorer looks like a police car. People get out of the way and a little scared.
Well u can get a really good deal on of by these in the used market you can get a fully loaded one for around 31k
Andrew White Never buy one of these used
BUICKS ARE FOR OLDER GENERATIONS
Have to agree with you, material quality on the interior is weak. Compared to the Pilot, Highlander and even the new palisade/Telluride the GM’s just don’t stack up
Glad to hear it. I do get a bit nervous when I get this negative about a vehicle. The last thing I want to do is bash a decent car....I mean, the Enclave is decent. Just not for $42,000.
Gm junk!!
That is not worth it at all, it won’t hold up at all.
... a car of those with a low taste and the unambitious
That definitely does not look like a 40,00 suv 🤢🤮 looks horrible and it has so many basic stuff even my versa has automatic ac and remote key and all of the safety equipment and my car cost 20,000
$43,000!!! Insane
Agreed! You can get a Mercedes GLC300, an amazing SUV, for around $1500 more. That's insane.
Only $29K with Buick discounting! Much deal than Honda or Toyota
Please find me one for 29k
@@WaheedKhan-ly9xh search autotrader, cars dot com, or cargurus for the nest deals. If you dont see one on a nationwide search right now they will be soon since for the next couple of months with 0% financing for 84 months.
Hello!
Plastic mmmmm a lot of plastic 🤔
Honestly, If you had $43000, ans must buy GM for whatever reason,
Why not get say a Traverse/Suburban?
you get the same 20mpg
and not a faux luxury car
GM is making total junk these days. So sad. =(
I know right, it's really disappointing.
100 Rental Cars I do have to say, the new Cadillacs are great. I guess that’s where their budget is going.
A single bad review that doesn't even compare to the rest of the segment when Buick is the top quality non-luxury brand?
Also Consumer Reports puts the Enclave best in segment today!
@@normt5463 Well on my first Buick, the transmission went out at 30,000. One my second Buick, the all-wheel drive started having problems at 85,000. I'm well aware of the quality claims; that's why I purchased two of them... but the reliability just isn't there in my experience.
@ we are on our 4th or 5th Buick. They just keep getting better and usually costs mich less than a loaded Japanese economy version.
what the car better than this at this price ?? for fat people.. ?
Gm cars are all crappy and cheap. Ford and Chrysler are much better in terms of quality, but GM sports cars are ok. Nothing beats a Japanese car though!
The Germans have Japanese beat in technology style and performance. That’s why their the benchmark For all cars.
Dale Gribble amen
The Japanese sell overpriced economy cars today! That is why Toyota and Honda are below Buick in quality and this Enclave is best and largest in the segment.
Norm T Buick is JUNK
Fords a junk
We had a 2012 enclave.total piece of shit.had problems from day one.at 50k miles the tv's went out.from the 2nd week it idled bad.rpms moved up and down either while driving or in park or sitting at the light.bad gas mileage.the dealership or anyone else could ever fix it.all it did was rode good.tje engine was too small.overall it was the biggest piece of shit we ever owned.GM makes Fucking garbage
We have a 2017 Acadia Limited and it has been flawless for over 40,000 miles. Sad to see it go back off lease soon!
@@normt5463 .you got lucky then
I was a Buick fan for decades, that is, when they made cars that were beautiful and used better materials. Here we are in 2020 and the company is going in reverse. When Kia uses better interior materials and has better designs than Buick??? I can’t respect the brand anymore. The goal was for it to be an “American Lexus”... to me it’s more like an “American Embarrassment”. They simply don’t understand what consumers want, and what they do understand, they refuse to offer for reasons unknown. 🤷🏻♂️ They’ve now eliminated all of their sedans. I suspect in the not so distant future, Buick will be rightfully laid to rest.
Sorry, most vehicles are very cheap these days but very durable. The Buick brand and the Enclave rank best in their segments today.
Norm T , Yes I know they do. But how can you fill a car full of hard plastics, cheap fabrics, fake wood, a gutless engine and call yourself a luxury brand? Or even a premium brand? Let alone justify this kind of a price tag for it? Buick claims they are competitive with Lexus, Infiniti, Acura. Right now, they’re lucky if they could turn the head of a Ford or Honda buyer. Again, they’re not giving the consumers what they want, high reliability or not. And it’s GM’s fault.
@@socalguy97 the hard plastics are much durable than soft touch vinyl and won't looks like old wax paper like a Lexus does in a few years. Just treat them with a coating of dressing they look brand new.
Not sure how 310 horsepower is gutless in a family vehicle today?
Norm T, talk that one over with Lexus. The general consensus is that they use the best materials. I don’t think a luxury buyer had to worry about “durability” or what something looks like “in a few years.” 310 horsepower is awesome in any vehicle...that isn’t carrying this much weight. There’s a reason this brand is disappearing, you know?
@@socalguy97 Lexus is considered a luxury brand, think Cadillac.
Did you see Toyota and Lexus dropped in session in 2019? Buick was up in sales!
Buick outsells Acura, Infiniti, Volvo, Cadillac, Jaguar...