Buick showed us a bit of its refreshed Enclave SUV in January, posting a couple of photos and saying nothing at all about the powertrain. Half a year later, we finally know the principal specifications of the car.
Perhaps the main modifications concern the exterior. The radiator grille grows larger, the bumpers at both ends exhibit some styling tweaks, the LED DRLs grow thinner, the headlamps and taillights are new, and the 20-inch wheels are original.
Things stay the way they used to be in the cabin, however, a button panel replaces the old gear selector. Buick promises premium-grade finishing materials and unique seat ornaments. The front seats additionally benefit from heating, ventilation and massage features.
By default, all Enclave cars ship with pedestrian-aware AEB, lanekeeping, automatic high beam, blind spot monitoring, and parking sensors.
Power comes courtesy of an old V6 mated to a nine-speed A/T for 314 PS (310 hp / 231 kW).