Buick Reviews

If i could give a -0 I would. I purchased a 2025 Buick Envista recently and have regretted it since. After getting it home I decided to wash it about a week later. Through the drying process I realized that the inside frames of all the openings had lots of water on them. Concerned I called the dealer and brought it in. After looking at it they explained to me that these vehicles were engineered and manufactured this way. In disbelief I arrived home and called Buick corporate, the receptionist agreed with me and had to check and put me on hold. When she got back on the phone she stated that it was true. So, now I'm stuck. Everytime I wash this vehicle or it rains I have to open the doors and rear hatch to wipe all of the water inside, and its alot. Don't purchase this model, save yourself a headache in the future. If you want a GMC or Buick, I would ask if the other models are like that. Be sure to check out the photos I posted.

I bought a 2025 Buick Envision in Fort Collins, Colorado one year ago. Overall we like the car very much but are trying to deal with our Markey Motors Buick dealer because after the sits overnight or a longer few hours during the day when we put the car in reverse the brakes make a very loud squeaking noise for a period of time. As I spoke with our customer service person he said it has to do with a finish they put on the brake shoes and basically said there is no repair for this unless Buick produced replacement brake pads and to date have not done so. The noise is embarrassing and very loud.

I was in a car accident with my 2021 Buick Envision and could not be more thankful. It saved my life I believe. Such a touch vehicle and I walked away and the car appears to have minor damage but was drivable. I took impact on driver side and passenger side doors and bumpers after hitting black ice and being pinned against a guard rail. I couldn’t be more thankful for my buick.

My husband and I purchased two brand new Buick Enclaves, both of which experienced significant issues, including emission problems and, eventually, complete engine failure due to transmission issues and faulty fuel injectors. After just one hundred thousand miles, these vehicles became unreliable. They were frequently in the shop, and there were times when we went weeks without a vehicle. I would not recommend them for long-term reliability, as the repairs cost us thousands of dollars.

I purchased a 2025 Buick Enclave in March 2025. From the start, it had electrical problems. The wipers and headlights stopped working the day I took it home. We returned it, only to have to bring it back again because the volume control stopped working. At 600 miles, the transmission failed and needed replacement. After having it back for about a month, all electrical components failed, and the vehicle went haywire. My dealership finally helped me trade it out after only 4 months, but I had to put more money down. I requested reimbursement of my initial down payment, which was denied without explanation after 2 weeks. This has been the worst car purchase experience ever.

Buick Envision Preferred 2024. Beautiful luxurious car, everything is working well, just the adaptive cruise is very wild, yesterday I was driving with the adaptive cruise control and when it was breaking, everything fell off from the seats... But other than that it is a nice modern car. All equipped, with a very smooth drive. Was worth every penny.

I have a 2024 Envista that has to be seen because my caution sensors aren’t working, speakers aren’t working, lane assist assisting too much almost causing an accident, bluetooth and wifi aren’t working! Don’t waste your time getting this car!!! My 2016 Hyundai Elantra was WAY better than this vehicle and I’m sad I traded it in for an unsafe garbage vehicle. Wasted my money on something that could cause harm to myself or others around me. So sad :(

Let me tell you what I have had to go through with my 2020 Buick Encore. First the turbo went out in February 2024. I called the Buick company and they info me that I would need to take it to the Buick dealer. So I did. They charge me 286 to tell me the turbo was out. Then told me that it was going to cost me 2500.00 to fix it. I called and got a new one from Autozone for 669.00 and 600.00 to have a licensed mechanic to put it in. With then a will 6 months later it went out again. I call the Buick place again and info them of this. She said keep my receipts. Auto Zone did stand behind it and gave me a new one. Then the fan was running non stop so I had to replace the temperature sensor.

Do not buy a Buick that shifts the gears with levers in the console!! Omg what a messed up product! Spilled 2 tablespoons of a drink in this area and aggressively cleaned it up and the lever mechanism systems still failed. A retired GM mechanic told me that these shifters are designed to take rainfall from open sunroofs. Not. The Buick support system was quite polite, but was also just as empty any update or information to help guild us through this Fiasco. Almost to the point to where the frustration built so high, it forced us to trade the vehicle in because after seven weeks, we still had no knowledge if or when part was coming in stock. Remarkably about 10 days later, the part showed up.

Laura Buick GMC is where I purchased my 2021 GMC Sierra Denali in May of 2021. Since I purchased the vehicle it has been serviced at Laura Buick GMC with the exception of consumer replaceable, such as cabin air filter, and air filter. In the I mentioned to the service advisor the play in the gear shifter which the found no issues with. Now that the vehicle is out of factory warranty it's an expense for me to correct the issue. This is after taking my vehicle in for diagnostic service which also has a cost that can be applied to the maintenance or repair of the vehicle. One would think that a diagnostic would involve a road test. Had they driven the vehicle they may have detected more.