Check Out What the Buick Enclave Has to Offer

March 10 2019, Paillé GM

The Buick Enclave is something to consider if you've been searching for a higher-end SUV that has three rows of seating. With room for up to seven people, the Enclave makes sense for many drivers.

Inside the cabin, luxury elements abound. There are warm wood tones throughout, and they contrast nicely with the brushed-chrome accents. If you want to upgrade your cabin, the team at Paillé Berthierville can set you up with heated and leather-appointed seats in the middle and front rows. These can make a difference on those cold days when the car takes awhile to warm up.

Flexible seating in the back makes it easier to load up passengers and cargo. The second-row has a smart-slide feature, where the pull of a handle can let the seat easily glide back and forth. This provides better access to the third row, where the seats are arranged in a 50/50 split configuration.

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