My Buick Verano is a fairly well-built car. I like the design and that it is a four-door vehicle. I did not get the upgraded package when I purchased it, so it does not have heated seats or premium sound system. For the price I paid, I think it has enough of the feature of a newer car to justify the purchase. I like the inboard dash options, stereo, Bluetooth, Pandora, etc. I also like the diagnostic features, oil life remaining, tire pressure monitoring, etc. The interior seems to be somewhat cheaply made. I had an issued already with the chrome of the door panel peeling back. The dealership replaced the trim at no cost, but it was an inconvenience, especially with such a new vehicle. I have other issues where the trim seems to be showing wear patterns, even in places where you wouldn't expect. The safety features have a high review online, so I am very pleased with that. Overall the build of the car seems solid, from a mechanical standpoint. The engine is a 4 cylinder, so it gets good gas mileage, but I would like more power when we take road trips. Recently we took my Verano on vacation, and we had issues with power on the steep areas through Tennessee. I think if I purchase a new vehicle again, I will look for something with more power, maybe a six-cylinder engine.

The Buick Verano is a new breed of Buick not styled for your grandfather. It is a neat looking car. Peppy and up to date conveniences, such as OnStar system, Bluetooth telephone, a screen for selections and directions. The interior is comfortable and stylish.

This is a decent vehicle it is obviously not the best but it is decent and overall a pleasant car. It feels comfortable to ride in with little to no issues and I can say it rides nice it does not feel bumpy or anything bad and I am satisfied with what I got.