The Envista is Buick's new entry-level small SUV and features cues we saw on the brand's Wildcat design exercise. It is effectively a replacement for the Encore, but it makes less power and comes ...

Making it a bit unique in my area. I had an uncle when I was younger that love Buick for the ride. It doesn't disappoint. For a very small SUV it rides very smooth and quiet. Mine is pretty much a ...

The Buick Encore competes with other small SUVs and crossovers as well as with some of the more premium small cars available on the market. It offers buyers an appealing blend of small size, luxury ...

The Chevrolet Trailblazer boasts higher reliability scores than the Buick Envista, despite the overall segment scores.

After a mid-cycle refresh last year, the new Buick Encore GX SUV should have been in a strong ... with neither exceeding 155 horsepower. Even such a small car couldn’t feel lively with so ...

Cars big and small now account for less than 15 percent of all new light-duty vehicle sales in Canada as consumers continue ...

There's a small stable of Buick SUV models on sale right now. Popular Buick SUV models include the subcompact Buick Encore and Encore GX, the compact Buick Envision, and the three-row Buick ...

After this model debuts we’ll see Buick unveil a compact crossover called the Encore. The basis for this vehicle is not entirely known, with different sources claiming it will be based on the ...

But in the end, the X1 is less good at being a small BMW SUV than the Encore is at being a small Buick SUV. There isn't enough going for the BMW behind the wheel to justify the substantial price gap.

having kids along would make it too cramped, but for us the compact but well appointed cabin was comfortable and the entertainment options plentiful. Really enjoyed it over all.

The Buick Encore competes with other small SUVs and crossovers as well as with some of the more premium small cars available on the market. It offers buyers an appealing blend of small size, luxury ...

We have rated Buick SUVs on a 10-point scale based on roughly 200 data points encompassing acceleration, handling, comfort, cargo space, fuel efficiency, value, and how enjoyable they are to drive.