Buick Adds Sport Touring Sedan Models for 2016
Buick will offer Sport Touring models of its three sedans for the 2016 model year that give them "distinctive exterior cues" to set them apart, according to a release.
Photo of 2016 Buick Regal Sport Touring courtesy of GM.
Photo of 2016 Buick Regal Sport Touring courtesy of GM.
Buick will offer Sport Touring models of its three sedans for the 2016 model year that give them "distinctive exterior cues" to set them apart, according to a release.
The announcement of Sport Touring models of the LaCrosse, Regal, and Verano follows similar announcements of the Enclave Tuscan Edition and Encore Sport Touring models earlier this year. The models will go on sale in the fall.
Each Sport Touring model features 18-inch wheels with machined faces and a rear spoiler. The models include Buick IntelliLink with Apple CarPlay capability and OnStar 4G LTE connectivity with Wi-Fi hotspot.
The LaCrosse Sport Touring also offers remote start, eight standard air bags (including rear-seat thorax air bags) and leather-trimmed seats with heated front seats. The Regal Sport Touring adds a standard rear-vision camera system, heated front seat and leather-trimmed front and rear seats. The Verano Sport Touring adds dual-zone climate control, eight-way-adjustable power driver’s seat and heated front seats.
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