Because I needed an MPV for my job, I went to the store and saw the Toyota Alpha, Honda's Elysian, and GL8. I don't think these cars look good because of the comfort or privacy. At my request, I happened to see the Buick Century Four-seater Private Edition that day.
In terms of appearance, Buick takes the business route, but the design is not too boring, with a huge grille, a new Buick logo, angular headlights and continuous taillights. The front of the car adopts a streamlined wing-shaped air intake design, which looks sharp and shocking, and is full of aura when driving. It feels like this is a tailor-made model for business owners who travel for us. The front grille is extremely large and has a unique shape. The LED light group is unforgettable, and it also has a two-tone body about the mountains and snow. What attracted me the most was the privacy glass partition screen in the second row of Buick, which well protected the privacy between our bosses and was very safe.
In terms of driving experience, Buick is still an easy car to pick up with. Not only is it easy to drive, but more importantly, it can be driven very smoothly. Whether it is braking or accelerating, it is relatively smooth. It's for the boss in the back. It's critical to speak up.
I think the fuel consumption is ok. After all, the fuel consumption of this big car is about 14, which is acceptable. I usually run on city roads and highways, so the overall fuel consumption is relatively stable, and at that time, too, the boss who could afford the century would not care about this gas money.
The interior of the car is still very luxurious, including the use of a lot of soft materials, blue and white interior colors, the streamlined design of the door panels, ambient lighting and starry ceiling, as well as Bose audio headrest speakers, and double sound insulation. Glass gives me the best feeling of luxury.
I'm also happy with the space, especially the 160-degree cloud-sensing seats in the second row. The entire seat is covered in leather, including the armrests. The ride is not so smooth, like a big couch. It provides some support and is a very comfortable investment. It also has neck support, an 18-way adjustable seat, an 18-point finger massage, and the backrest, footrest, footrest, and seat cushion are all fully equipped, perfect for those of us who are tired, and for the boss, it means letting yourself relax and take a break in the car.
In my opinion, the Buick Century is invincible in MPV, surpassing all cars in its class. It's called a top-of-the-line treat, especially the four-seater in the second row, which is simply tailor-made for bosses like us. The space is unimaginably comfortable. In my opinion, the best is the best value for money.