Bought my 2019 Preferred two months ago, still had warranty until April '23. Drove from Winnipeg to Cali and back. Great car, comfortable ride and very responsive steering, braking and accelerating. Gets up to highway speed lickety-split and has PLENTY of power left for passing. Got an average of 30 mpg on the highway, and I got up to 131mph on a dark, deserted stretch before my wife woke up and demanded I decelerate...😏👍 Our first Buick was a 2003 Century and loved that car, too, but for different reasons - ride and comfort.
I rented a 2015 Regal Turbo and instantly fell in love with it. The power, the vault-like quiet cabin, the styling just makes this car so special. Thanks for the review!
Until 2017, all Buick Regals were made in Canada, the Holden Commodore was made in Australia & the U.K.'s Vauxhall Insignia & Germany's Opel Insignia were made in Germany (same car, different badge). From 2017 to 2020, they were all made in Germany at the Opel plant, so Buick could focus on SUV's at home. (also explains the Sportbacks European style handling.
Early versions of the previous generation (2011+) Regal were in fact imported from Germany before the Ontario plant was retooled for them to be produced there.
Not in real life. A bit louder than the old Century, but still an excellent combo of comfort and performance. Honestly, that four cylinder turbo is a rocket. 👍
Bought my 2019 Preferred two months ago, still had warranty until April '23. Drove from Winnipeg to Cali and back. Great car, comfortable ride and very responsive steering, braking and accelerating. Gets up to highway speed lickety-split and has PLENTY of power left for passing. Got an average of 30 mpg on the highway, and I got up to 131mph on a dark, deserted stretch before my wife woke up and demanded I decelerate...😏👍
Our first Buick was a 2003 Century and loved that car, too, but for different reasons - ride and comfort.
Yea great car for traveling it likes 150kmh when no ones around
I have one a loaner car from my dealer an im extremely impressed with this car . Its so comfortable an has plenty of power.
I had a rental as well and this thing would kick the butt off of many V6 engines
I rented a 2015 Regal Turbo and instantly fell in love with it. The power, the vault-like quiet cabin, the styling just makes this car so special. Thanks for the review!
I just fell in love with these cars, when my 2010 GMC terrain goes im buying one.
Until 2017, all Buick Regals were made in Canada, the Holden Commodore was made in Australia & the U.K.'s Vauxhall Insignia & Germany's Opel Insignia were made in Germany (same car, different badge). From 2017 to 2020, they were all made in Germany at the Opel plant, so Buick could focus on SUV's at home. (also explains the Sportbacks European style handling.
Early versions of the previous generation (2011+) Regal were in fact imported from Germany before the Ontario plant was retooled for them to be produced there.
About gave me a heartache with how fast he was going..lol
Do a walk-around before you film your walk-around. 👍
this guy sounds like Chrisfix
the youtube mechanic.
Buick regal sportback is the only new
Ill consider buying.
I still like old american cars.
This is my second car can’t wait till I tint and put 22s on it
I keep trying to talk my wife into dual rally stripes from stem to stern. So far, no luck...😉
@@swrennie goodluck
I want one
They are extremely comfortable cars
Is this the preferred or the GS
This is the preferred edition, GS has different front end, lower stance, bigger wheels, and racing seats inside.
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road noise is bit high?
Not in real life. A bit louder than the old Century, but still an excellent combo of comfort and performance. Honestly, that four cylinder turbo is a rocket. 👍