2013 Buick Verano consumer reviews

I thought we made a good bargain. No pressure from sales person. Did not take much time to complete paperwork once we agreed to price.

I saw this car (Verano, Convenience Group, no turbo) at a local Cadillac dealership. Used with 40,000 miles on it. Didn't know anything about the car, but thought it looked sharp so went home and researched on line. Found mostly positive reviews. Next day took a test drive, seemed peppy enough, rode nice and my wife liked the look of it and the interior was nice so i went for it. Now, 24,000 miles and 18 months later i can say that i am very happy with the car. Every now and then i envy other cars with more power, but at the end of the day my Verano can get up and go with the right timing from me and the foot on the gas. The ride is silky smooth, steering tight, and road noise is almost non existent. I love the radio and user interface with my Bluetooth phone and Pandora is easy and sounds great. huge trunk, fold down seats and great console slot for phones and gadgets makes it all the better. In hindsight maybe the turbo would be nice, but overall i am planning to drive this car to 100K miles and beyond. Only mechanical blip was a "check engine" light that was covered under my assumed warranty. And the car is a fine looking car. Get positive comments all the time.

I love this car and all of the accessories. I believe and feel it is the best value and quality for a Buick. The features of the vehicle make it more enjoyable.

I have a wonderful car and the price excellent and close to my town I like this app I will recommend

Researched several car makes before settling on this one. Enjoying driving it and using many of the features that came with it. Very pleased to be able to get fold down rear seats in a sedan. Find the pick up is as fast as our 6 cylinder car and this one handles better on curves.

I put 20,000 miles on my certified pre owned car. So far I've had a broken piston, broken torque converter, broken catalytic converter. All of that was repaired, and here we are a month later, and the whole engine has to be replaced. All covered under warranty. But is a major inconvenience. I'd be screwed if it didn't have a warranty. Otherwise fun to drive, like the infotainment system, otherwise, I'm thinking of getting rid of it. Sidenote, I had the turbocharger version. 2.0 Liter turbocharged.

I previously drove a GMC Envoy and was looking to downsize, but was a bit hesitant as to whether I would want to sit low. I went online to look at the LaCrosse and somehow ran across the Verano which looked like a smaller version of the LaCrosse. Once at the dealership I was able to sit in and get the feel of it, took it for a test drive and was impressed with the way it handled the road. That and the fact that this car is loaded with all of the comfort equipment, accessories, and a price that wasn't bad sold me. I Love Love This Car.

I bought this car while it was being backed off the truck at the dealer. GM finally came out with a nice blue other than navy. Its Luxo Blue Metallic!! My verano is the premium edition. it is LOADED. Turbo charged 4 cyl which has got me 33 mpg now for almost 3 years on the highway. My car has 79,000 miles on it now. I have an 85 mile round trip to work and back.The car has always rode beautifully. quiet, powerful and luxury is its thing. The 7 speaker bose system is nice. push button start, moon roof and rear camera are nice! plenty of trunk space. I traded my 2011 SS Camaro for this when my grandkids came into the picture. cant put them in the back and this car was the answer!! I would say that if I had to do over the only thing I would do is get the Lacrosse only because its bigger. but this is a great car!!

I've been in a van or SUV for about 18 years. I'm short so for that whole time I've said there's no way I can go back to a car because I don't want to sit low. Then we found the Verano. I absolutely love this car! I'm able to adjust the seat high enough that I'm very comfortable driving it. We have the Leather package. Best features: backup camera, Bose sound, Satellite radio, blind spot monitor, decent gas mileage, smooth ride, quiet, beautiful interior and exterior. Things I wish it had are auto seat adjustments for various drivers (I think this is available in the Premium), more storage space in the console, and a built-in garage door opener, and auto seat adjustments for passenger seat. Also, the arm rest on the console slides forward but I have to sit so close to the steering wheel that it doesn't slide as far forward as I need it to. The location of the plug-in for the phone doesn't bother me - just don't shut the console all the way. I would not hesitate to recommend this car to someone - I've been very happy with it so far. I've had it for a month.

Beautiful exterior. Seats are manual and difficult to find the lever. manual flip rear view mirror for night driving is cheap and should not be on a care of that price. The only plug for the phone is in the so called arm rest with no cord hole so it will harm the cord if you shut it down on it. I can feel every gear shift from the auto transmission. The brakes grab when wet. Not much power going up a hill especially with four people in it. The windows fog up a lot on the interior for some reason. Additionally, getting service from GM dealerships is just horrible in Chattanooga, TN. You have to wait 3 to 5 days for an appointment if you have a Verano. Apparently if you have a new Cadillac the wait is not as long. This is my last dealing with GM. GOODBYE GM!