Used 2017 Buick Regal Consumer Reviews
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Love the AWD
Never thought I'be be buying a Buick but i really love this car. It drives great. If you live in snowy New England, this car is a great way to have great traction without having to have an SUV. This car matches up well with the Audi A4 at almost $10,000 less. And it uses regular gas!
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Fantastic car for the money
I had to give my wife the Cadillac so I wanted a nice car that was near luxury that was quiet, sporty and comfortable with good gas mileage. The Regal is a great car and I am getting an average of 27 mpg. If you want to get up and go it has the power yet is very comfortable. I had bought a used 2013 Regal and was in a 3 car wrecked. The weight and safety helped me to avoid injury. I bought the 2017 and never looked at anything else.
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- Premium II SedanMSRP: $10,495114 mi away
- Sport Touring SedanMSRP: $10,995114 mi away
- Sport Touring SedanMSRP: $15,99826 mi away
A great car
Malibu lease was up. Looked at Buick and fell in love with AWD Regal. Beautiful, sporty, solid ride. MPG is a little disappointing but AWD is worth it to me. The car handles superbly.
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Better than my 2011
I traded my 2011 Buick Regal in on this 2016 because I loved my 2011 so much. My 2011 was not a turbo & it was a dark gray with black interior. My wife and I wanted a lighter color outside with a light color interior also. We bought it in July 2016 when Buick was giving 20% off on certain models. We used our GM points from our GM card and the discount on the car listed for 31,000 we paid $23,300 for it. I could not pass up that deal up. The color was Champagne Silver with cashmere leather interior. I love the changes & improvements they have made since 2011. My 2016 drives smoother and is quieter & the turbo engine is great. It is real easy to use all of the features this car has to offer. I can get in this car & drive it on a long trip & feel comfortable the whole time. This is only one the second Buick I have owened. I have been driving since 1972 & have owened a lot of cars & trucks over the years both foreign & domestic. We have 5 vehicles now & the Buick is by far my favorite to drive. I have test driven other mid sized sedans but I like the Regal best.
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Live in Alaska and the awd is great
love the way handles on ice or snow,,,the engine gives nice performance and smooth driving expirence ,,,one of best cars owned in long time,,,meant for folks who like to drive .... Wrote that last line about year ago,,and nothing has changed,,great car,,,Buick is coming out with all new regal for 18, but hope it can do what this car does,,very impressed with this car,,and I have owned many autos over years,,,well over 30,,,and this ranks as one of best ever owned...
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Saved my life! Love this car.
We owned a 2012 base Regal with 73,000 that saved my life in a high speed side impact traffic accident. We found a 2016 Regal Tii Premium II with low mileage at our local Buick dealer and took it for a test drive. We were immediately impressed with the obvious improvements in the Buick Regal Tii. We were amazed at the quiet and comfort and the added horsepower of the turbo was a great plus. The Bose stereo system, navigation, blue tooth, Wi-Fi and such and this feels like the car of my retirement dreams. An American brand car that looks better, maintenance affordable and better priced then most of the Audi, BMW etc. over priced foreign models. Thanks Buick for making the car that saved my life and our new best loved car, 2016 Buick Regal Tii. JRGAR Fast forward to 2020. We still love this car. 40,000 miles now. No problems. Enjoying some some fast starts with the turbo is great. New tires now and will keep this car for another year. Hope to get a great trade in and buy a newer Buick Regal. JRGAR
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Love It
Purchased Regal GS last week and absolutely love this car. So far, so awesome. Lots of style, sporty, and just a fun ride. I was skeptical of a 4 cylinder engine at first, as I grew up in an age where 4 cylinders were poor performers. Not the case anymore. The 4 cylinder turbo puts out all the power anyone would ever need. Fun Ride!!!!!!!!!
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In the Boston garage where I park...
...I've been asked three times by three different people in the last four months: "Hey nice car...is that an Audi?" "No, it's a Buick." "A Buick? You're kidding!!" That concludes this review.
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Love so much, bought 2!
This model is exceptional in every way except for ok gas mileage. Limited menu scrolling, controls are truly intiative, acceleration and handling makes this a pleasure to drive. Initial lease was FWD, 2nd model is AWD. Love this car!
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Downsized the SUV to a Regal
This car at first I started to say no to. Then once I drove it was so quiet and nice and the acceleration for a 4 cylinder was amazing compared to the Equinox that I was driving before. My only complaint is the storage between the seats. When someone is with me there is no where to put my purse, or my dog who likes to sit on the console. Getting in and out at first was a change for me from a SUV. But if you put the seat in the highest upward position it helps a lot. The trunk is amazing, more room than my suv by far. I would of liked to have the beeping on back up along with the camera, which I had before letting me know I am getting too close. But it gets great gas mileage compared to my 4 cylinder SUV. I average around 26 MPG, with the Equinox I got 21. The leather is nice on the seats, it has a clothed material around the edge to keep the seats from cracking from ware like transitional leather seats. And the inside trim is accented with a nice chrome color. The Touch screen is wonderful also. I have about 7,800 miles on mine so far, acceleration still wonderful on it. Also the AC is nice and cold. I have a White Regal with Black Interior, the AC cools it pretty quickly as July has been a hot month. Also, this car is not for Middle Class and Retirees only. The Regal 11 Sport has power. My teenage daughter Bought a Jeep Cherokee and loves to drive my Regal due to the acceleration and Sun Roof in mine.
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Top-reliability rating &affordable. I'd invest now
Buick's engineering is on the rise. Much more frequent advertising since being listed among the top-reliable cars in 2016-2017 Consumer Reports ratings. Mid-luxury, highly-reliabile quality vehicles at a reasonable cost. Recommend investing now before word gets out and their prices soar.
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High mile issues
Bought 2016 Regal new..was pleased with the car and enjoyed the turbo engine. I drive slot for work. My car rolled 84000 this month. It has been at dealer 3 times. 2 bad coils. Then it overheated and blew rear head gasket. Luckily had purchased extended warranty. Then 20 days after head gasket replaced-car overheated again. Dealer seems surprised I am beyond upset. No word on why yet. All maintenance done at dealer!
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Good by grate looking
Great car for the money
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My wife's car now.
Like any vehicle it has feature's that you love and some you like. The Sport is nice looking with no Turbo for better gas mileage. The GS model is fast but doesn't have any eye appeal. I purchased the Sport Touring with the premium II package with a Turbo the best of both world's. However my wife wont let me drive it anymore, Once she realized how many feature's it has and how fast it is. Then she claimed it to be her car. And I hear her spinning the tires when she takes off from a stop light.
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drive and enjoy
rear passenger seating and comfort, poor. performance is great and looks like a million bucks.
Everything is Excellent Except Front Seat Comfort
Excellent Value and great sedan. The only complaints are related to front seat comfort on longer trips and rear seat comfort for most people all of the time.
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Massive failure in a 2016 Buick Regal
Four months ago I leased a 2016 Buick regal 4 cylinder turbo. I thought it was a little overpriced and the ride a little too stiff. Also the blind spot monitoring in the side view mirrors lacks an audible signal which I have in my other cars and has literally saved my life. Still, it looked good inside and out , and my wife loved the red paint job, so I went ahead. WRONG!. After leasing Hondas and Toyotas for the past 15 years without a hint of a problem, in less than 1500 miles--THE TRANSMISSION BLEW! Now I don't want the repaired car- at 79 years old I don't need the hassle of another problem sometime in the next 3 years of the lease. But of course Buick and the dealer make you sweat blood to get a new one, so I guess I'm stuck, AVOID MY MISTAKE! Stick with the Japanese cars!
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This car is loud
I bought this car cause it had 29000.miles I love the interior. But after driving it on back roads (where I live) I can feel an hear every bump it has a constant noise I can hear from the motor, it’s smooth on smooth roads, but my 2004 Cadillac drive smoother. Now I’m stuck with this car, I got rid of my 2016 Buick Regal, for months we had to deal with water pooling in the trunk, the authorized Buick dealer did everything to stop the leaks, my husband was livid when he figured out they drilled holes in bottom of trunk to rid it of water, ( dealer denied this) but Buick knows exactly how many holes in trunk. We finally got tired of dealing with the people who sold it to us, an traded the car in for a Caddy
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Reliable and Definitely worth every penny
My car now has 105k miles, I’ve made at least 100 roundtrips of about 300 miles and I’ve never been concerned about it failing me. It’s very comfortable, has a lot of features at a fraction of the cost, including that amazing Turbo. I’ve only done maintenance, 0 repairs so far, actually the info system is kind of funky but it still works. I love this car.
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2016 turbo gs
Love this car. The stance the power. when in gs mode this car is FUN to drive.
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Cadillac to Regal
Going from a Cadillac XT5 to the Regal GS the only negative is getting in and out of the car. I am pleasantly surprised with the car, it is comfortable and with more than enough power.
My favorite car ever!
I love this car! It’s rich leather and extras make me feel like I’m driving something more luxurious and higher priced! The turbo engine is fast and so smooth!! I have had zero problems with this car. It only has 29,000 miles on it but still drives like it’s new!
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Love my Regal (and always will)!!!
Never cared for "brand names", but will admit everyone was "Like the new Audi/BMW you've got now..." LOL! Since Buick put the Regal on the Opel chassis and upped their game on styling as well as reliability I can honestly say it's going to keep on being my "Go To" car model. Turbo engine has gotten me out of some tough spots; I drive from VA to OH a lot so have mountains in Western MD/West VA and PA to deal with and the turbo rules there! I got a used 2013 November of 2015 with all of 11k miles on it; 70k miles later and she's still a sharp looking high performing car. BEST THING about the 2013 is NO BIG SCREENS in the cockpit -- I realize everyone else loves these, but to me it's too much visual noise. Trunk space is awesome, and I have the sunroof/moonroof model, which I love. Only my dog can comment on the comfort of the backseat -- if I had to ride in the back I'd probably wish for a little more leg room but ceiling clearance is fabulous. Only have had one glitch in it the whole time I've owned it -- A/C system conked out the 2nd year I had it; covered by extended warranty and my dealerships in Metro DC do great work, so no problems with repairs and no issues since. Nice thing about domestic cars (at least older models) is they don't cost an arm/leg to repair or maintain. Wish it didn't cost $100 to get a new key fob but can't have everything :^)
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Not impressed!
I purchased a 2016 Buick Regal with over 94,000 miles in September 2022 after my 2014 Nissan Sentra was deemed a total loss after someone backed into the front of the car. I noticed right away the Buick would shake a little, but I did not think much about it. Last December, the Buick would not start after we had record breaking cold weather. After a new battery was put in, she was running fine. In early March, I noticed the car would not accelerate and felt like she was going to stall while I was driving. The repair shop tightened the intake manifold bolts, and she was driving fine on the way home. A few days later, I started the car and struggled to get the car to go 10 mph and go over speed bumps. Once again, she was not accelerating and feeling like she was going to stall. A new mass air flow sensor was put in, and she was driving well again. In May, I took the car on a 200 mile round out of town trip. The car was picking up speed too much/too fast and could struggle to slow down while driving on the interstate. When I took the exit off the interstate, the car started shaking hard and felt like it was going to stall on me. On the way home, I turn off the interstate on an exit, and the car once again, started shaking hard and felt like it was going to stall. The car was not picking up speed on the way home and was struggling the curves going through the canyon area and the road construction area. About a week later, I noticed it was wanting to stall while sitting in the driveway after I started the engine. The repair shop put in a second mass air flow sensor, and the car was running fine. I finally got fed up with the car. Paid off the loan, and use the car for a trade-in. My 2000 Ford Taurus with close to 176,000 miles on her would have handled the round trip better. The gas mileage on the same trip with the Taurus was the same with the Buick Regal. I regret getting the Nissan Sentra and Buick Regal and should have kept the Ford Taurus. I now own a 2015 Toyota Yaris with over 123,000 miles on her, and she is a dream compared to the Buick.
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BUICK REGAL NO QUIT RIDE
I just wished I test drove this car more I would have relized how much road noise there is and not enough leg room for a tall driver I bought this used with 5000 miles and payed way to much but a lot less than new, can not see paying over $30000 for a new one no way this car fills like a cheap economy car something like a Kia or Hyundia not a Buick all I can say is if you are looking at one of these cars test drive it for at least a hour on the interstate most see what I mean about road noise
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Nice Driving Car
Computer screen is not as friendly as other cars I have driven
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Good used value
Great car teansmission needed work after 17000 miles and calipers for front brakes.headlights are weak dealer had no fix or recommendation. after all a good sporty car just dont service at dealers that have ties with law enforcement as they do hacking/vandalism to cars with dealers help. issues with car solved prts were replaced by law enforcement making them useless. wiring changed by pd and transmission reworked through dealer not to shift 456 gears.thorson/reynolds
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Almost a month now
Search for a good dealership and salesperson
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Buick Love
Getting ready to buy another Buick, I fell in love with my 98 Buick Park Avenue. We were together almost 15 years, An she still ran well. Love u Buick
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Best car ever
Great car... 2016 buick regal turbo 11 fwd. Super fast , quiet and smooth. Super in snow, most beautiful interior,( nicer and cleaner than Lexus and other so called luxury cars ....love it.
Great car
Bought used and love it. Outstanding quality and impressive smooth ride. Great smooth acceleration,not bad fuel milage . FIRST US built car I have purchased in many years & we really like it !
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