Models also known as Trim Levels, are used to identify a vehicle's level of equipment or special features.
The main pro about the 2013 Buick Regal Base is that it does not feel like a base at all. It has leather heated seats. Also what I appreciate about that model is that it is a hybrid. I believe it is more fuel efficient.
It is been great and runs for almost anything. Gets very good gas mileage on a full tank. Excellent amount of trunk space and comfortable for road trips. The heated seats are a definite plus and allows for more comfort during a long drive.
Has a battery that helps with fuel efficiency while the car is stopped and I often forget when I last filled up my car with gas. Another thing I also enjoy is that it does not look like the typical Buick that people generally think of.
The main features I do not like about the Buick Regal is that the display is so small and has a lot of buttons which I feel like it not needed. One major con of this model is that the battery for the hybrid is located in the truck, so you lose out on some trunk space.
A few minor problems but they have been easily fixed. Current problem with the exhaust but easily repaired. Getting new tires is expensive as the wheel size is quite large. Had an issue with passenger door locking mechanism coming loose so the door wouldn't shut properly.
My first biggest complaint about the car was that on the inside with the display it has too many buttons that are large and seem unnecessary especially when it has a touchscreen display. Also another frustration of mine is that the unlock and lock feature on the inside of the car is in the middle by the display which is awkward and at first hard to find.
The 2013 Buick Regal has an average owner rating of 4.35 out of 5 which ranks it #7 of 14 other Midsize Cars.
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