Automobile Makes and Models Buick

Contrasted with mainstream media or even web-based automotive talk, GoodCarBadCar.net is not very old. With a year and a couple months under the GCBC belt and nearly 800 individual posts, GCBC and The Good Car Guy are actually quite young. Not young enough, however, to forget the pink eraser. Delete and Backspace are wonderful keys. But sometimes the world outside of Detroit seems to spend more time considering what could be erased or deleted than the executives themselves.  Let's cut to the... Read Full Story

by Kay Layne A few years ago, if you told anyone that General Motors would have a SUV or CUV that would compete against Lexus, you would have been laughed at or place in a mental institution. Fast forward to 2008 and Buick is winning award after award for its Enclave. The Enclave is a full size luxury crossover that seats seven to eight people. Built on the same platform as the Saturn Outlook and the GMC Acadia, it is a massive yet stylish people mover. On the road, the CUV surprised me... Read Full Story

Also Spach Zarasthustra—the main theme to 2001: A Space Odyssey—is probably a bit over the top for an introduction to the 2008 Buick Enclave, but for the way it has been praised by journalists—until recently not accustomed to writing good things about General Motors products—and embraced by the car buyers—or at least crossover buying—public, General Motors is really doing something right. So we decided to take a look for ourselves. The Buick Enclave is one of a trio of new crossover SUV’s... Read Full Story

Popes have passed slowly by many Catholics in a small selection of modified vehicles. GoodCarBadCar displayed a sampling in Part I of this 3 To Beat feature. Realizing upon first viewing that the ML430 Pope Benedict was using was a previous-generation Mercedes, a few years outdated, and that the first-gen ML-class Benz had always possessed an unfortunate minivan front end, it seemed important to me that the Pope be seen in something a little less soccer mom and a little more high-class.  Here... Read Full Story

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