2010 Buick Enclave consumer reviews

Nice car prestigious for all edges, full of power, Comfort, tons of options, Huge inside outside SUV, excellent for price specially used ones while still good looking compared to new models

This car was awesome I never even considered a buick and came across it online and was hooked with the look. I had to come in and see one up close and personal to see if it lived up to the hype. Needless to say I walked out the same day with a vehicle.

Be careful buying this car. My timing chain has gone bad and it?s not under warranty. It?s a recall for it. But not on my vehicle, I?m not for how they separate one from another when they are all the same year.

Best car I've ever owned. It is smooth and quiet especially at 75 mph and so comfortable that I could drive it all day without a strain. Gas mileage was good for this size SUV at 22 to 24 at interstate highway speeds. All the rear seats fold down to a flat floor that was great for hauling stuff or even rolling out a sleeping bag for a quick overnight.

This is a great family vehicle. We downsized from an older model Ford Explorer but you cannot tell any difference in a lack of space inside the car.

Take one for a test drive. You will love it! It has modern styling that is triggering a revolution in the way SUVs and Crossovers are being designed. So much style, comfort and function. You can seat 7 passengers with lots of comfort in this vehicle.

The first generation Buick Enclave I bought essentially new and kept for six years or 70,000 miles. During that time I could carry up to 8 adults in comfort on long trips, or carry a lot of heavy fertilizer for the yard. With AWD it was very good in the snow and was great for winter driving. Only had one problem during ownership - the water pump failed under recall. The original leaked, the replacement failed within two days. The third water pump was fine thereafter. Very comfortable and for such a big vehicle, it handled very well.

We found a gem! Reluctantly, I was searching for a used car. We ended up purchasing a 10-year old vehicle, but it had low mileage and was in excellent condition.

Loved this car as it rode so well, was quiet, had plenty of room and was comfortable when driving. It had plenty of get up and go, easy to drive, speakers and sound were great, lights at night were excellent

having to replace the timing chain at 100,000 miles. I've owned Buick's for over 30 years and I'm disappointed that they did not do a recall on the timing chain