The trend in automotive is definitely the 4-cylinder and especially the 4-cylinder turbo. We have seen in recent years manufacturers, Hyundai, Chevrolet and Ford, to name only those, dropping the V6 and provide intermediate 4 cylinders. And it seems that Buick wants to join in the dance with its compact Buick Verano Turbo 2013 in granting a turbo 4-cylinder engine.

 In addition to the 4-cylinder engine 2.4-liter 177 horsepower base model, the Buick Verano Turbo 2013 us a 4-cylinder 2-liter turbocharged Ecotec dual overhead cam head whose power amounts to 250 horsepower at 5 300 rpm. And this mechanism produces amazing torque of 260 lb-ft at as low as 2000 rpm. Two transmissions are offered to consumers: an automatic and a 6-speed manual.

 From the outside, the discerning eye will notice the different wheels and tires, dual exhaust in the back, the logo T for turbo and the rear spoiler that identify well the Turbo model. Inside, however, only the pedals and the shifter will not know we’re sitting in a turbocharged version. Driving, however, we note the suspension and steering firmer improvements are welcome.

 In terms of standard equipment, the Buick Verano Turbo 2013 T receives dual exhaust, a sports pedals, a spoiler on the trunk lid, leather interior, the Bose audio system, front seats and leather steering wheel heating. In addition, the infotainment system Intellilink Buick is standard on all Verano sedans as well as the rear-view camera. If we provide all amenities, we shall be entitled in addition to the detection system of vehicles in the blind spot and push-button start. Buick has also added two new metallic colors, blue and black coal Luxo metal.

 The Buick Verano Turbo 2013 is a vehicle quiet and focused more on comfort than performance. It is a compact really well put together that often offer more than the competition for the price.

 If the arrival of a new turbocharged version still interesting, still it will be offered to customers at the end of the year. General Motors and assures potential clients that the Buick Verano Turbo 2013 T displays a price lower than the Japanese competition is $ 27,620. However, if you can not wait for the Turbo model, note that the basic model also offers outstanding qualities and a 4-cylinder 2.4-liter that is doing very well business.

Buick Verano Turbo 2013: Focus On Comfort Rather