For 2012, you’ll find great improvements on the GMC Yukon XL you always loved. This extremely capable SUV features better optional navigation as well as rear seat entertainment systems. This provides great seating for big families as it can seat 9 persons with still abundant cargo space and the ability to tow a long any huge trailer. Also, with its powerhouse engines you’ll be surprised at the extremely smooth ride and quiet cabin.
The 2012 GMC Yukon is available in 1500 and heavy duty 2500 models with three trim levels: the SLE, SLT and Denali. The base SLE trim is equipped with 17 inch alloy wheels, recovery hooks as well as running boards and full power accessories. It also has the usual dual climate control, eight speaker sound system, satellite radio, and a trip computer. The SLT model adds leather upholstered seats, tri zone automatic climate control, nine speakers, remote vehicle start and auto dimming rear view mirror and rear park assist.
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The Denali adds more style with its lower body cladding and grille plus 20 inch alloy wheels and blind spot monitoring satellite. It also has heated and ventilated front seats, a power folding feature and a large display camera. Entertainment includes a 10 speaker surround with digital musical storage.
Three v8s support the Yukon’s build with a 320 horsepower and a 335 torque. They all have six speed transmissions with enhanced towing capability.
For safety, it has an antilock brake, side curtain air bags, front side air bags and an updated OnStar. It also features great stability. The blind spot alert system is a standard on the Denali and an optional feature on the SLT.
Perhaps the most common trend of cars nowadays is maximizing fuel efficiency to reduce carbon emissions as much as possible, but not so much as to sacrifice engine performance. The Buick LaCrosse eAssist is a hybrid car with a gasoline engine assisted by an electric motor. The new Buick aims to significantly improve upon previous Buick LaCrosse models from yesteryear. It’s a mid-size luxury sedan with outstanding fuel efficiency. Its EPA rating is 25mpg in city driving, and a 36 for the highway– a very good rating seeing that it has a 2.4 liter engine kicking out 182 horsepower and an additional 15 horsepower coming from the electric motor. It’s a perfect car for those who want a little bit of performance without feeling too much guilt from using too much gasoline or outputting higher-than-necessary emissions.
When you hear the label “Luxury SUV,” what do you picture? The label invokes thoughts of spaciousness, the smell of leather, fine-polished wood grain, and technologically advanced features, right? Well, if these buzz words catch your attention then you may want to consider taking a look at the new 2012 Buick Enclave in Orange County. The 2012 Enclave is rich with features like a Tri-Zone climate control that customizes the temperatures for the driver, passenger, and second row passengers. Since the 2012 Buick Enclave can seat seven or eight, a feature like this definitely comes in handy. But Enclave’s features don’t stop there. 2012 Enclave is equipped with loads of features that Orange County drivers will appreciate.
When we first heard that the Buick Lucerne was going to be discontinued, we thought we were going to have to make the most out of the three remaining Buick models: Regal, LaCrosse, and Enclave. We weren’t worried about it since these vehicles sell great here in Orange County. However, we were pleasantly surprised to hear about what the Buick engineers were working on behind the scenes. Described as “A Thoughtful Take on Luxury,” the new 2012 Buick Verano promises that every inch is purposeful and elegant. By using such words in the marketing campaign as thoughtful, purposeful, thinking, etc., Buick is sending a powerful message that the new 2012 Buick Verano is not Buick’s attempt to just build another vehicle to hopefully gain market share. Buick is sending the message that their best engineers have conceptually created the ideal luxury vehicle from the mind up. Verano is said to have an elegantly sculpted exterior and luxurious interior design. This surely looks like it’s going to be a great addition to the Orange County Buick line up.
Also know as the “Smaller SUV,” 2012 GMC Terrain looks to be a solid contender among Orange County drivers. With enough room for most families, the 2012 Terrain’s changes will be even more reason to consider Terrain for their next vehicle. Changes to the 2012 model include an optional 2.4L 4-cylinder engine, a new and improved audio system, 18′ chrome clad aluminum wheels, and improved deep-tinted glass on all windows except for the windshield and front driver and passenger windows which have a light-tint. But the best way to learn about the new