June 17, 2011: A roomy, sporty family sedan with an upscale interior, the Mazda6 GT V6 has only one significant fault, says Greg Wilson. Read Article

May 9, 2011: Compared with the Regal’s standard four-cylinder motor, the turbocharged four “makes a world of difference,” says Chris Chase. Read Article

February 25, 2011: Turbo shmurbo! says Greg Wilson. “The standard Regal four-cylinder model has all the power you’ll need, with better gas mileage, and at a more reasonable price than the Turbo model.” Read Article

January 31, 2011: Buick’s first compact luxury car, the Verano, is based on the Chevrolet Cruze, but will offer larger four-cylinder engines, a more luxurious interior, a quieter cabin, and more safety features, says Grant Yoxon. It goes on sale in late 2011.... Read Article

November 9, 2010: For 2011, the 2.4-litre four-cylinder engine is now standard equipment on the CXL model, while the 3.0-litre V6 has been discontinued, leaving the 3.6-litre direct-injection V6 as the only V6 choice. MSRPs range from $31,645 to $41,870. Read Article

September 22, 2010: As expected, the North American version of the European Opel Insignia offers "a firm-but-comfortable ride and handling that surprises," reports Chris Chase. But the base powertrain - a 2.4-litre four-cylinder and six-speed automatic - is "simply... Read Article

August 17, 2010: The Regal is not the segment-buster that Buick's marketing would have you believe - at least not in the form that James' tester came in. His car performed well for its price and the market it competes in, but the uplevel turbocharged model wou... Read Article

July 20, 2010: "A well designed, modern sport-minded sedan," the new Regal is based on the Opel Insignia, currently the best-selling mid-size sedan in Europe, reports contributor Bob McHugh. Of the two engines available, he recommends waiting for the turbocha... Read Article

July 12, 2010: Except for a new nine-spoke chrome-clad aluminum wheel that replaces a seven-spoke wheel design (standard on the CXL-2 and optional on CXL-1) and new exterior colours, the Buick Enclave is basically unchanged for 2011. Read Article

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July 12, 2010: All-new for 2011, the sporty Buick Regal sedan is based on the Opel Insignia. A standard four-cylinder engine will be followed later this year by a turbocharged engine. MSRPs range from $31,990 base to $34,990 for the turbo. Read Article

March 22, 2010: All-new for 2010, the Buick LaCrosse is "comfortable, quiet as a cloister, handles beautifully, and is poised to take over a younger audience than the brand normally engages," says Assistant Editor, Jil McIntosh. But watch for visibility issues... Read Article

December 3, 2009: Buick has revealed its all-new 2011 Regal sport sedan at the Los Angeles Auto Show. The new model will go on sale in the second quarter of 2010, and be built at the company's plant in Oshawa, Ontario. Read Article