The all-new 2016 Buick Verano has been unveiled in China, on the eve of the 2015 Shanghai Auto Show. The new Buick Verano will be launched on the Chinese car market in the second half of the year. It will be positioned between the recently launched new Buick Excelle GT and the aging Buick Regal.
The Verano will be manufactured by the Shanghai-GM joint venture. There will be two four-cylinder petrol engines available: a 118hp 1.5 mated to a six-speed manual or six-speed automatic, and a 170hp 1.5 turbo mated to a seven-speed DCT. Size: 4718/1802/1466, and wheelbase is 2700.
Buick reveals new Verano in Shanghai
Apr 20th 2015
The lion's share of the new vehicles being showcased at the Shanghai Motor Show this week may never make their way to US showrooms. But Americans will surely want to note the unveiling of the all-new Buick Verano.
The current compact sedan in the Buick lineup arrived in 2011, and is now preparing to enter its second generation with the model you see here. Details are the only element more scarce than photos (GM has released one thus far), but we can see that the new Verano adopts more dynamic styling than the model it replaces.
So this is it hey? I think it looks pretty good in real pictures. If this is the same as we'll be getting I think it lost a lot of it's chunkiness. This seems more fluid or streamlined looking to me. Next we need to see the interior though.
So this is it hey? I think it looks pretty good in real pictures. If this is the same as we'll be getting I think it lost a lot of it's chunkiness. This seems more fluid or streamlined looking to me. Next we need to see the interior though.
That's a nice car. I have to admit, I always liked the current Verano but could never get past the chrome "eyebrows" over the tail lights. Funny how a small thing like that can turn you off.
That's a nice car. I have to admit, I always liked the current Verano but could never get past the chrome "eyebrows" over the tail lights. Funny how a small thing like that can turn you off.
Or as another website coined the phrase "assbrows" and yes they were my least favorite part too. It looks like one feature did carry over though and that is the small window to the front of the doors.
The back is a little droopy, and I feel differently about how the creases/character lines meet on the side depending on the angle. But it looks longer and lower compared to the current one, and I think it's an improvement overall (whether or not we are getting this).
I sure hope that is just a bad picture, because it looks very strange towards the rear. Is it just me or does the rear wheel look smaller??? Must be an effect of the photo.
I sure hope that is just a bad picture, because it looks very strange towards the rear. Is it just me or does the rear wheel look smaller??? Must be an effect of the photo.
Yikes that is the worst photo of the bunch. I'm glad we have the others.
And i suspect we will get slightly more upscale looks so it will look a bit more dressed up even in a bad photo.
Are you F'n kidding me?! It looks EXACTLY like the Avenir. I thought it WAS the Avenir until I read the article. In all seriousness - didn't Buick say they were taking cues from the Avenir for this new design?! Well. I guess we now know what the actual Avenir (flagship) is going to look like.
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