2014 Buick Regal Premium Ii on 2040-cars
5237 34th St N, St Petersburg, Florida, United States
Engine:Turbocharged 2.0L/122
Transmission:6-Speed Automatic
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): 2G4GR5GXXE9300397
Stock Num: E9300397
Make: Buick
Model: Regal Premium II
Year: 2014
Exterior Color: Black
Options: Drive Type: FWD
Number of Doors: 4 Doors
, Before Discount:$36,575.00, Dealer Discount:($1,703.00), Special Discount:($400.00), Internet Price:$34,472.00, Total Savings:($2,103.00)!BACK-UP CAMERA, LEATHER, BLUETOOTH, MP3 Player, KEYLESS ENTRY, 30 MPG, HID HEADLIGHTS, SAT RADIO, TURBOCHARGED, One look at the 2014 Buick Regal and it's clear: the new generation of luxury cars has arrived. Its flowing lines and sculpted body were precisely designed to make wind an ally, showcasing exactly what you can learn from hours in a wind tunnel. Newly designed headlamps with jewel-like LED signature lighting and integrated LED tail lamps add style as well as enhanced visibility. Step inside and see for yourself; Regal's penchant for good looks applies inside too. With seating for five, this sport sedan offers the comforts that turn driving into a joy. From the moment you start it up, it's all about you. Relax in an interior ergonomically designed for the driver. Get comfortable with a 12-way power driver's seat. The Regal offers elegant ebony interior with leather-appointed seating, heated front seats, ebony trim, and piano black accents. Your kind of luxury means being able to choose the Regal that's right for you. The standard 2.4L ECOTEC VVT 4-cylinder engine with fuel-efficient eAssist technology delivers sport-injected performance and precise, agile handling. Regal Turbo and GS' 2.0L intercooled turbocharged engine delivers 259-hp and 295 lb-ft of torque. Enhance your driving experience with technology engineered to keep your focus on the road. Regal's standard 4.2-inch (8 inch on the GS) Color Touch radio features Buick IntelliLink???an Internet-connected, Bluetooth-enabled infotainment and navigation command center. IntelliLink is also available with voice-control, as well as a premium harman kardon 5.1 Matrix surround sound system. All are seamlessly integrated to help you make the most of your ride. Everything in Regal heightens your senses, including your sense of well-being. That's why it features the latest restraint technology including double pre-tensioned front safety belts, a GM-patented pedal-release system, and side-impact protection beams. Crown Automotive Group serving Tampa Bay Florida offers great low prices, rebates and incentives for new Group & used Group cars, vans and SUVs to all of our neighbors in St. Petersburg, Largo, Clearwater, and Pinellas Park. Our Expert Service & Parts staff assist our Florida customers keep their Group vehicles in great shape.
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Junkyard Gem: 1957 Buick Special Riviera Sedan
Sat, Oct 23 2021While I find plenty of 1950s Detroit cars in quick-inventory-turnover self-service wrecking yards during my travels, they tend to be the ordinary post sedans that were built by the millions during the heyday of the three-on-the-tree manual transmission and nuclear-attack symbols on car radios. The more sought-after convertibles, coupes, and four-door hardtops are tougher to find in such yards, which makes today's 1957 Buick Special Riviera in a yard in northeastern Colorado an A-List Junkyard Gem. During the late 1950s, the Special ranked at the bottom of the Buick prestige hierarchy just below the more upscale Super and Century. Of course, this was the era of Alfred Sloan's "Ladder of Success" and the lowliest Special outranked even the nicest Olds Ninety-Eight on the Swank-O-Meter. If you were the Buick-driving Joneses and your neighbors had proletarian Chevrolets, aspirational Pontiacs, or petit-bourgeois Oldsmobiles, they were failing to keep up with you… but then you'd see a new Cadillac and feel intense envy for your victorious rival. The Ladder of Success collapsed later on, when the top-trim-level Chevy Caprices began to compete against their Cadillac Calais big brother, but it was still standing tall in 1957. The Riviera name ended up being used for its own distinct model starting in 1963 and continuing nearly into our current century, but in 1957 it was a trim level designation, used to indicate a Century or Special sedan with the then-radical pillarless hardtop design. This car listed at $2,780, which comes to a cool $27,630 in 2021 dollars. That price included the 364-cubic-inch (6.0-liter) Buick Nailhead V8 engine, rated at 250 horsepower and enough torque to peel 1957's rock-hard bias-ply tires right off their rims. The Special had a three-on-the-tree column-shift manual as standard equipment, but the original buyer of this car sprang for the extra $220 ($2,185 today) to get the Dynaflow transmission. While the shift indicator looks just like the ones on GM cars equipped with the two-speed Powerglide, the Dynaflow was an odd beast used only in Buicks; while it had gears for two forward speeds, the driver had to select low gear manually. Otherwise, a complex torque converter rig provided an experience something like today's CVTs (though with better smoothness and much more wasted power), in which the car stayed in high gear all the time and used the torque converter to multiply as needed.
2016 Buick Cascada convertible isn't afraid of Detroit's snow
Mon, Jan 12 2015It's the great irony of introducing a convertible in Detroit – while the assembled media might look at the car and imagine warm weather and clear skies, the atmosphere outside is anything but. Such was the case Sunday as Buick rolled out the 2016 Cascada in Detroit's Eastern Market. Snow didn't dampen the atmosphere, though, as we clapped eyes on the sleek, Astra-based convertible for the first time. While this is far from the first product Buick has borrowed from General Motors' European operations, unlike previous vehicles, changes for the Cascada were kept to a minimum. There is no waterfall grille or four-way portholes, which Buick was sure to install when converting the Insignia and Mokka to the Regal and Encore. Then again, neither of these styling treatments were really necessary, as the Cascada remains a handsome and stylish offering. Its cabin is typical of other Buicks, and features a few too many buttons on the center stack. Still, a thick-rimmed, flat-bottomed steering wheel, similar to what's found in the Verano, is both attractive and functional, while the perforated leather seats looks quite comfortable, as well. Take a look at our gallery of live images, which includes shots of the Cascada with the top up and down, and then head back to our original post on the new convertible for all the mechanical details.
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Tue, 24 Sep 2013The Future Buick Verano Convertible?
I wasn't wearing a pedometer while in Germany covering the Frankfurt Motor Show this year, but it's safe to say I walked more than a few miles between press conferences, shooting cars and trekking back to the media center on the first day alone. For this reason, it didn't take much convincing from General Motors for me to duck out of the Messe a day early and drive some of its latest Opel models. No, this didn't include the all-new Country Tourer, but I was able to drive the Opel Mokka (our Buick Encore), the Opel Adam and the Opel Cascada.
I focused most of my driving time behind the wheel of the Cascada, which went on sale in Europe earlier this year, since rumors are swirling that a Buick version of this convertible "could happen soon." Buick hasn't had a convertible since the Reatta, and GM has been lacking a non-performance, budget-minded convertible since the Pontiac brand - and its G6 - was dropped, so adding the Cascada to Buick showrooms could further help the reemerging brand compete in the near-luxury segment. Although the weather was too chilly (and occasionally rainy) to enjoy the Cascada with its top down for very long, I was able to clock a fair bit of drive time behind the wheel on roads ranging from the autobahn to tight roads in small, quaint villages.