Buick has done a good job of reinventing itself with more youthful design and technology in recent years. The Enclave offers seating for seven or eight, decent fuel economy, refined road manners and quiet comfort. All of this has made it the industry's best-selling three-row luxury crossover and a cornerstone of the brand’s renaissance, which has reintroduced Buick to a new generation of luxury customers.
What's New for 2014
Changes to the Enclave are minor. GM’s camera-based forward collision alert and lane departure system, which warns drivers of possible crash threats is now available. New standard features include an IntelliLink Color Touch radio with SiriusXM and dual charge-only USB ports at the rear of the center console.
Choosing Your Buick Enclave
A fully-loaded Premium with all-wheel drive can top $55,000. For maximum value, check out the well-equipped Convenience, which starts under $40,000—a highly competitive price point.