Overview & Reviews

For 2015, the Buick Regal's standard IntelliLink infotainment system adds 4G LTE and a built-in Wi-Fi hotspot, along with Siri Eyes Free and the ability to read text messages aloud over the speakers.

• Available all-wheel drive
• Plentiful standard features
• Standard turbocharged power.
• Reasonable base price

User Reviews:

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  First Buick after five Cadillacs - 2015 Buick Regal
  By Daniel Wal - October 25 - 8:51 am

  So, after five Cadillacs (3 STSs, and 2 CTSs), I decided to try the Buick Regal. I liked the size and fuel economy (we commute 150 miles daily). I couldnt stand the CUE interface in the Cadillac and was a little dismayed that the same basic system is used in the Buick. I have to say, though, that it works much better in the Buick - there are hard buttons for the climate controls and radio - very nice. The individual temp controls and seat heater controls are a weird touch-panel that doesnt work very well - Buick should have just used hard buttons like the rest of the climate controls. The front seats are very comfortable and there is plenty of room. The center console is a bit small, as is the glove box, but this is a fairly small vehicle so I guess thats to be expected. The back seat looks nice, but it also looks very cramped although my 56" mom doesnt complain at all, even when she sits behind the driver seat (Im 64"). The trunk is spacious and the Premium I package includes almost everything my Caddys had (except, alas, ventilated seats). Driving dynamics are great - shes fast, fluid, and agile. Passing is a piece of cake, the brakes are monsters, and the ride is well-controlled (definitely not grandmas Buick). The Navigation, like CUE and other GM products is flaky - we end up using our phones more than the cars nav. Also, the split functionality (between the nav and the instrument panel) is a very strange design - sometimes the system initially finds a destination, but then the navigation system cannot... routing is also terrible... more than once GMs Navigation systems have tried taking us down non-existent roads. Fuel economy is great for the size and performance. The 2.0 Turbo is plenty powerful and we always use premium "Top Tier" gasoline.