M’s legendary brand, Buick, has undergone an incredible revival, and it is not yet over! Not only has Buick become a very important brand name in China, it has also made a huge comeback in North America. It all began with the great looking Enclave CUV, which was slightly modernized for 2013. Still a great people mover able to carry seven or eight passengers, this fine vehicle is powered by a revitalized V-6 engine. It won’t be featured in the GM catalogue alone, however, as in the coming months Buick dealers will be selling the much smaller Encore. This mini-CUV is destined mostly for city dwellers who need a luxury vehicle that matches today’s fuel requirements. It will be powered by a turbocharged four-cylinder engine with front- or all-wheel drive and will be able to carry up to five people. Good news: Buick is still in the car business. Its biggest offering remains the La Crosse sedan, available with a V-6 engine or an electric motor-assisted four-cylinder mill with front- or all-wheel drive. Then comes the midsized Regal, a European-inspired sedan with front- or all-wheel drive. Its base engine is a regular four-cylinder powerplant, although there is also a new turbocharged four-cylinder available as an option. But that’s not all: the Regal also comes in a GS model with an even more powerful turbo four-cylinder motor. Buick’s smallest car is the recent Verano, a compact front-wheel sedan that comes with a standard four-cylinder or turbocharged engine.