2024 Buick Regal.
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While Buick has a few brand-new models for the Chinese market this year, it looks like the Regal won’t be one of them…
We just saw a wholly redesigned Lacrosse sedan for 2024. A brand new Envista and Electra E5 EV. But the Buick Regal sedan will get the same treatment the Encore GX received a while ago, which means a new front end and rear lights, as well as a redesigned interior. It will basically look like the old car with the new Buick face used on the new LAcrosse, Envista, Electra, and Encore GX. One big face for all”. But not a new design. (They didn’t even change the headlights…)
The current Regal came out in 2017. You would think it’s time for a redesign, but no. Although it is still popular in China where almost 100 000 of them were sold in 2021, GM decided not to spend the cash on a new design. In 2020, its last year in the US, GM sold only around 2400. The last generation’s best year in the US saw around 14 000 units sold. Still nothing compared to the Chinese market.
While we won’t see a new Regal over here, GM has already announced its cousin, the Chevrolet Malibu will see a new generation soon. Which will be sold in the US.
More on the revised 2024 Buick Regal very soon.
The front is awful.
Front looks like an ugly copycat of something luxurious
That’s so weird to see such a dramatic shift to the front end, yet the headlights are the same, haha.
the front looks more like an SUV front, as for the headlights, i admit the light bars top and bottom are SIMILAR, headlights are round and two angled squares, the present types are two rectangles. this writer should make an appointment with specsavers.
I would buy this, if something happened to my 2019 Chevy Impala.
looks to high at the front for a car, headlights have been changed.
Best recent Regal was the 2011-2017 generation. ’18 and up are terrible. GM has no clue, and hasn’t had a clue since Lloyd Reuss ran the show, how to position and market Buick. They treat the division like a bastard step-child while giving everything to Chevy and Cadillac. I expect Buick to be phased out completely or sold to a Chinese concern in the coming years. Great way to treat the division that founded General Motors and carried it for decades.