Thx for your review. Just put down a deposit on ‘18 Preferred trim. Reassuring to see other GenXers who never forgot station wagons’ handling, utility, and sleek good looks.
Hello, I'm a big wagon fan having owned a Buick Roadmaster wagon, Ford Crown victoria wagon and a Chevrolet Caprice wagon. I'm now considering purchasing a used Buick Regal TourX. How many miles do you have on yours and do you have any reliability issues especially with the all wheel drive. Is there anyything else i should be concerned about? Thanks. Adam
Adam, I have 36k+ mile on mine. Check out this forum for a wide perspective on the TourX. I have had one really odd issue with mine which required the replacement of a door striker and a lock motor after a particularly brutal thunderstorm with tree-toppling straight line winds. buickforums.com/forums/forums/2018-buick-regal-sportback-and-tourx-forum.135/
Its usual practoce for it to be higher than stock stated speeds, because car will over rear after 100kmh/62 miles more and more, its both to accomodate for that and possiblity of you going faster(on german autobahn) especially when drafting behind someone else. Also with limiter remove it should be able to go faster. Since its not an SIV it handles well you might try takin git to a race track. It could be quite entertaining in corners even if its not dedicated sportscar.
The primary reason is that the reading of the speedometer is most accurate at about 50% of the maximum, it’s also used for marketing purposes to make you think the car can go faster than it really can, but that’s not the main reason.
Thx for your review. Just put down a deposit on ‘18 Preferred trim. Reassuring to see other GenXers who never forgot station wagons’ handling, utility, and sleek good looks.
I’m a Melennial and I own a Tourx but I have converted it into an Opel insignia
@@opelmotorsamerica180 What was your process of doing that? Sounds nice and Im thinking of getting this car in the future.
I just picked up a TourX in White two days ago, its an amazing vehicle! So gorgeous. Nice video
Thanks for that forum Info!
Just got a few months ago a red tourx 2018 -love it -sad it has been discontinued- love my wagon
I love it in the silver and black. I’m thinking about getting one myself. Probably would be the only 31 year old with one lol
4:14 ~ "I'll put my beer down."
Hello, I'm a big wagon fan having owned a Buick Roadmaster wagon, Ford Crown victoria wagon and a Chevrolet Caprice wagon. I'm now considering purchasing a used Buick Regal TourX. How many miles do you have on yours and do you have any reliability issues especially with the all wheel drive. Is there anyything else i should be concerned about? Thanks.
Adam
Adam, I have 36k+ mile on mine. Check out this forum for a wide perspective on the TourX. I have had one really odd issue with mine which required the replacement of a door striker and a lock motor after a particularly brutal thunderstorm with tree-toppling straight line winds. buickforums.com/forums/forums/2018-buick-regal-sportback-and-tourx-forum.135/
Dude I have a sport back essences 2018 and I beat a Infiniti g35 idk if that's good but I felt good but it definitely was not stock
Hey Jonathan, how's the reliability so far? I'm thinking about getting one. Thanks for your video!
The only thing wrong with the TourX is they stopped production of it in 2020.
i think the trifecta is a better tune than the boxed zzp tune.
Why does the speedo need to go to 180?
Its usual practoce for it to be higher than stock stated speeds, because car will over rear after 100kmh/62 miles more and more, its both to accomodate for that and possiblity of you going faster(on german autobahn) especially when drafting behind someone else. Also with limiter remove it should be able to go faster. Since its not an SIV it handles well you might try takin git to a race track. It could be quite entertaining in corners even if its not dedicated sportscar.
In case the cops are after you, duh!
The primary reason is that the reading of the speedometer is most accurate at about 50% of the maximum, it’s also used for marketing purposes to make you think the car can go faster than it really can, but that’s not the main reason.