I have driven my Buick Verano Sport Touring for 23,000 miles. During this time, I've found a couple of features I really love, as well as some I don't. Beginning with the pros: the interior is exceptionally quiet, the seats are comfortable, and I never would have imagined heated seats would be useful in Florida, but they have warmed me on numerous winter days. One con is the driver's pedals seem extremely cramped for those with large feet. With a size 13 shoe, I have to be mindful of ensuring my foot is in the correct position to brake quickly. Another issue is the rather slow acceleration. I would have really preferred a turbo option on this engine to improve this issue. The back seat is also extremely cramped for anyone but a child, and even then it's a stretch. I have scuff and dirt stains on the back of my passenger leather seat from my two year old pushing his shoes against it. These cars really have absolutely no backseat room at all. Lastly, the outside styling looks great, the larger stylish rims on the sport touring look outstanding, and overall, I enjoy this car much more than my previous 2010 Dodge Charger, minus the slow acceleration of the Verano.

I love this car! It's been excellent to own and has given me very few problems overall. I haven't had a better car than this particular car, and I would certainly recommend it to anyone else looking for something of similar size. Overall, it's been a joy to own, and I have very few complaints about it.