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I would never buy a Verano with tires like that. Ride comfort and impact-protection would probably both be unacceptable to me....although I wouldn't know for sure without a test-drive, particularly in the winter when tires typically are at their stiffest.
I take it this is a non US vehicle= its not coming over here.....
Probably not. Buick sold the First-Generation Verano here in the U.S. (which was actually an Opel Astra sedan with a GM drivetrain, Buick logos, and Buick sound-insulation) from 2012 to 2017, and then dropped it on the excuse of poor sales, though I certainly did my part.
I agree, though, that the dash looks ridiculous.....certainly not worthy of a Buick nameplate.
well it is modern and current. no doubt you prefer this
That's nothing new. I had a 1988 Mazda with a cheap plastic button for the volume, instead of a nice solid **** like on my 1984 Mazda.
Originally Posted by rogerh00
Yes and it sucks. Believe me I had one. Nothing replaces an old fashioned **** for volume-on/off control
my LC is the first car i've had where the volume control (besides steering wheel) is NOT on the dash, but on the center console. it's weighty and nice but has taken a bit of getting used to as far as its location.
Originally Posted by Felix
I take it this is a non US vehicle= its not coming over here.....
no chance of it being in the u.s. china only most likely.
my LC is the first car i've had where the volume control (besides steering wheel) is NOT on the dash, but on the center console. it's weighty and nice but has taken a bit of getting used to as far as its location.
It is a really nice touch....and design element
Last edited by bitkahuna; Apr 24, 2021 at 10:15 AM.
my LC is the first car i've had where the volume control (besides steering wheel) is NOT on the dash, but on the center console. it's weighty and nice but has taken a bit of getting used to as far as its location.
My Cadillac XT4 has volume-mute-off **** in the console also, without the dreaded touchpad It's very convenient
Last edited by bitkahuna; Apr 25, 2021 at 01:41 PM.
Actually, the front end looks very much like other recent Buicks.
Which look....dated lol
Originally Posted by bitkahuna
my LC is the first car i've had where the volume control (besides steering wheel) is NOT on the dash, but on the center console. it's weighty and nice but has taken a bit of getting used to as far as its location.
Buick Verano Pro
It's very convenient
