Buick doesn’t offer any hybrids in its US lineup but has a very electrified global lineup that could make its way to our market if needed.

The 2016 J.D. Power Sales Satisfaction Index Study has been released and there’s a surprising automaker at the top of the list.

With a strong crossover and sedan lineup in place, Buick is looking to add a few more interesting cars to the mix, including this more spacious Regal Wagon.

Following its recent global success, Buick is plugging the holes in its lineup. The LaCrosse has emerged as a real premium sedan, and now between the small Encore and big Enclave comes the new just-right-sized Envision crossover.

Buick is teasing a new concept car, the Velite, which points the way towards GM’s electrified future in China. 

Perhaps underscoring the importance of the Chinese market, Buick announced the first model under its newly christened Avenir sub-brand; the Chinese-exclusive GL8 Avenir.

I hate sunroofs.

The 2016 Consumer Reports Annual Auto Reliability Survey has been released and there are a few surprises.

Spy photographers have caught the new Opel Insignia Sports Tourer testing, which will head to the U.S. as the Buick Regal wagon.

The shortlist of nominees for the 2017 World Car of the Year award have been announced, with Audi and Kia leading with three entries each.

By the end of 2017 Buick will have shown a total of seven new models in a span of 24 months. For model year 2018 Buick will bring over the Opel Insignia Country Tourer rebadged as a Buick Regal Wagon. Here are 5 things we know about the 2018 Buick Regal Wagon.

Buick, the industry’s fastest-growing international brand, is looking to accommodate a new breed of luxury buyer through a new sub-brand named after Buick’s beloved concept, the Avenir.

When Buick announced its intention to bring over the Envision built in Yantai, China, you couldn’t go 10 minutes on the internet without stumbling into some kind of furious consternation. Would North Americans care for a car built — ostensibly — for Chinese tastes, and more importantly, would they buy a car built in the People’s Republic?

The new Chinese-built Buick Envision has been given the highest accolade possible from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).

The Chevrolet Volt could be called the Buick Velite in China.

Buick might be bringing a hot hatch to the U.S. after all.

The Buick Cascada lineup is expanding with a special edition model.

Michael Phelps has won more gold medals in the pool at the last four Summer Olympics than the whole Team Canada claimed, across all events, in the last seven.

You’d be forgiven if Buick wasn’t the first brand to spring to mind when thinking about luxury vehicles.

The Buick Y-Job is the 14th car to join the National Historic Vehicle Register.

The Buick Avista Concept has taken home two more awards.

Take this with a grain of salt, we’ve only heard one side of the story, and we’re unlikely to ever get the other half. 

According to an insider at GM Inside News – who was not intimately involved in the project nor willing to reveal sources – not only is the Buick Avista dead, but it ruffled some major feathers internally at GM.

The J.D. Power 2016 U.S. Initial Quality Study results are in and there are quite a few surprises.

With Old Man Winter in full retreat it’s finally drop-top season once more.

Buick has confirmed to dealers that there will be a 2018 Buick Regal Wagon available in the U.S.

Owners of GM crossovers with overstated mpg claims will receive debit cards as compensation.

General Motors is expected to quickly offer compensation to vehicle owners affected by the recently overstated mpg claims.

Rear-wheel-drive sports cars are all the rage, but you can have plenty of fun with a front-wheel-drive car, too.

GM could have overstated fuel economy figures in more than two million vehicles.

The all-new 2017 Buick LaCrosse will be priced from $32,990.