2014 Buick Verano Review & Release Date

2014 Buick Verano Review & Release Date - Verano gets a few modifications for the 2014 design year. The top design is now named Turbo rather than Top quality. Most cut stages add conventional warmed front part seats and a built-in garage-door operator. Forward-collision aware and lane-departure caution are newly available precautionary functions. The 2014 Buick Verano is a compact luxury automobile that functions upscale styling and progressive technologies, along with comfortable seating for five and a advanced stage of conventional equipment.

2014 Buick Verano Review & Release Date

The front-wheel drive Verano is available in four cut levels: Platform, Comfort Team, Set Team and Top quality Team. It is powered by either a 180-hp 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine with direct fuel injection, or a 250-hp 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine for the Top quality Team cut. Both engines are mated to a six-speed automated gearbox with guide shift mode, and an optional six-speed guide is available with the 2.0-liter engine. Every Verano is outfitted with 18-inch aluminum tires, dual-zone automated heating and cooling, Wireless bluetooth wireless connection, satellite tv stereo, USB port and Buick's IntelliLink program, which allows smartphone integration and sound streaming through the vehicle's infotainment centre, controlled via a seven-inch LED touchscreen technology. The Comfort Team contributes warmed exterior decorative mirrors, warmed front part seats, an auto-dimming interior rearview reflection and a 6-way energy driver's seats. The Set Team is further equipped with leather furniture, passive entry/start, upgraded sound and a warmed leader, while the Top quality Team is visually recognized by double exhaust outlets and a flushmount back spoiler. Standard precautionary functions include 4-wheel anti-lock disc braking system with brake support, electronic stability and traction management systems, rearview camera, OnStar and a tire pressure monitor, as well as ten safety bags. Ultrasonic back vehicle parking support receptors, Rear Cross-Traffic Alert and Side Sightless Area Alert are conventional on all but the Platform cut stage.

2014 Buick Verano Review & Release Date

The base Verano comes conventional with 18-inch alloy tires, foglights, cruise management, remote engine begin (automatic transmitting only), dual-zone automated heating and cooling, split-folding back seats, a tilt-and-telescoping leader, a 7-inch touchscreen display, Wireless bluetooth phone and sound connection, OnStar telematics and a six-speaker audio program with a CD player, satellite tv stereo, a USB/iPod interface, an reliable sound jack and Buick’s IntelliLink personal-electronics connection program.

The Comfort Team brings warmed part decorative mirrors, an auto-dimming rearview reflection, a blind-spot caution program, back vehicle parking receptors and a six-way energy driver seats with guide recline. The Set Team contributes keyless ignition and access, leather furniture, warmed front part seats, a warmed leader and a nine-speaker Bose speakers.

The Buick Verano carries over with minimal changes for 2014. A universal entrance operator is now conventional on all but the Platform cut stage, and warmed front part seats have been added to the Comfort Team. Additionally, new precautionary functions - including Ahead Accident Alert and Road Leaving Warning - are conventional on all but the Platform cut.

2014 Buick Verano Prices

2014 Buick Verano Prices ranged between $23,700 - $29,065.