Four years ago, Buick premiered one of its most versatile compact mid-sized vehicles with the 2012 Verano. Now in 2016, we’re ushering in the future with its proud successor, the all-new 2017 Buick Verano. With its new redesign, the 2017 model delivers some much-demanded changes to the 2016 Verano’s already exemplary array of features.The 2017 Buick Verano’s release date is slated for the latter half of 2016, and though a formal price point has yet to be announced, you can still catch up-to-date news of its debut in Troy and Dayton through your friends here at Dave Arbogast GMC Buick.
News has been trickling down to us ever since the 2017 Buick Verano’s unveiling in China in April of last year, describing this year’s model as a “completely overhauled” Verano that shares more than a few qualities with the 2016 Opel-Vauxhall Astra K Sedan. These include a D2XX architecture framework that renders the Verano’s chassis lighter and easier to maneuver, and a tentative replacement of the current model’s naturally-aspirated 2.4-liter Ecotec power train for something as of yet unknown, though undoubtedly a step above the horsepower threshold of previous models.
Though it represents a substantially overhauled version of the the 2016, the 2017 nonetheless remains determined to carry on the successful legacy of its predecessor. The 2016 trims in the form of the 1SV, Verano Group, and Leather Group are expected to make a reappearance along the 2017 model line, though we wouldn’t be surprised to learn of a new trim level or two. Buick’s new Verano model will also likely boast the competitive value of the 2016 model, which offered drivers top quality at a more than affordable price tag.
The 2016 Verano set the example of the level of quality engineering and comfort that motorists have come to expect from Buick, long before the 2017 model even existed as an idea. Here are some of the many strengths and advantages to purchasing a 2016 Verano:
Now that you know about what the 2017 Buick Verano redesign has to offer with its host of key changes, it’s time to figure out how you can secure a first look and test drive near Troy and Dayton when its release date is finally announced. Pay Dave Arbogast Buick GMC a visit at 3540 S Co Rd 25A or contact us at 888-919-1635 to learn more about the upcoming 2017 Buick Verano today.