I'm a subscriber from the beginning who stopped watching when you started doing other stuff and less POV reviews... I LOVE the way you're doing reviews the way you used to again!! Keep it up!
Thanks for bring the old style back, so much better than the voiceovers. I don’t know about others but reviewing older used cars was also very entertaining
Thanks for coming back to something more "down to earth" this is really why I appreciated a lot your channel in the first place. While some other car reviewers are great at summarizing. you are definitely one of the best for those very slow and in-depth reviews with every detail. Your reviews are a little bit more like a full guide of the car instead of simply a review from my POV. It's one of those channel where we don't expect 2-3-4 videos every week, but a very detailed video every 2-3 weeks if that make sense
I’ve got to reluctantly replace my 2011 SAAB. I looked at Stelvio, wished for a Giulia wagon, and saw one of these on the way home. I test drove one and I’m amazed. It’s basically a more refined 9-3X with the same drive train but smoother, quieter ride. The best part is that the 9-3X with comparable equipment was quite a bit more in 2011. This trim level is currently being discounted to $30,000-33,000 range. That makes this Rüsselsheim product a steal!!!!
I drive a B5.5 Passat wagon...it’s getting up there in miles and i’m looking for a potential replacement...And this is at the top of the list. Just today I saw eight wagons on a local main street in the span of 10mins from VW, Audi, Mercedes and one Volvo. Wagons are way more useful than a compact SUV or even a full size SUV, when will the American buyer realize this..
We have one equipped with every option…the TourX is a great car: Super practical, sleek looks with its long & low shape, even stands out from other *wagons* let alone all the CUV/SUVs, loads of rear leg room, beautiful pano sunroof, *Only* gripes: lack of storage cubbies, no paddle shifters or sport mode, can’t turn off start/stop
Saabkyle04 is BACK! Not even interested in purchasing a car like this, but getting a POV with such great attention to detail is so enjoyable to watch! I love seeing all the different little quirks and features. Keep it up Kyle!! Can't wait to watch the next one!
Quirks and features? Don't use Doug DeMuro's TM phrase in the same breath as Saabkyle04. At least Kyle does sufficient research to make his reviews accurate. DeMuro--not so much.
Kyle, I am so happy that the OG style of video is back!!! It brings back all those memories of me watching your vids back in 2014 and nurturing me into a proper petrolhead. I appreciate how much effort you have put in to revive this channel and your openness to hear from loyal subscribers, it’s truly fantastic. Keep up the good work!! ^^
We picked up a 2018 TourX 2.0T and traded a 2016 Envision 2.0T. I love the handling of the wagon vs the SUV but the shorter vertical viewing area and smaller mirrors make it difficult to see out of for my 6'-1" frame. Handles like a champ in the snow where FWD are spinning their tires from a stop I just change lanes and ho around them. The snow tires are icing on the cake for torque vectoring AWD. If we can keep the speed limit at 65 mph or so we can close to 40 mpg in winter weather. Come summer it should be solid +40 mpg.
Reading these comments im seeing that you can't please everyone lol, I for one loved this video. Personally I haven't been able go watch a full video of yours for a while due to all of the technical details, not complaining just my personal opinion. This however was spectacular, I think this a good move to start doing these older style vidoes again. I love the new cars, but it would cooler if you could some older vehicles and unusually ones. Great content. - Subscriber since 2010
I think this is a great design and frame. With people buying suvs and auto manufacturers making them bigger, heavier, and feeling sluggish at times, I feel this is a great alternative to have the space to have fun going off road, go on a group trip without the large size of a SUV that feels pretty annoying now. This has the body size that light enough to take off like a sedan but with enough space to put whatever you need.
I just have to say that I love this format and I'm a huge fan and have been for quite a few years! I especially love the huge amount of detail you show and how thorough you are. You are one of a kind and the original! All power to you man! 🤙👏
The headlight flashing and expanding high beam is just for show. Its really to show off the matrix lighting capability with 16 individual LED elements per headlight that are function independently in Europe, but they all stay on in the US since it doesn't meet regulations.
SaabKyle is back! Yes do the reviews like back at the day, I watched that videos like non stop! Idea about lights at night! AMAZING! Looking forward for new reviews!
Kyle, Thanks for the review. You have a very positive attitude about cars. Lots of negative comments about the car, but appreciate your positive attitude. Keep reviewing cars! Like seeing a younger generation who appreciates true American car technology. For those of you who will jump me, saying this is Opal/German/European built, buy your Jaguar, BMW, MB and waste an extra $20k.
Great review, Kyle! It is so refreshing to have you back to reviewing cars. You’re definitely one of the POVs I appreciate! I’ve been watching for years and missed these (but you haven’t skipped a beat). Can’t wait to see future reviews!
D. Reyna that’s exactly what I thought he should have done..when I seen the transition from the reviews to the builds.. he never thought that people subscribed for the reviews and not the 1990’s truck builds..
D. Reyna Why would I do that? My subscriber basis is here. I film the things that I enjoy and this is where I upload them. If people don’t want to watch them, well, then I guess that’s up to them. It’s nice to have support for doing the things you love 😐
Integra DIY why do people think that I just have no idea what I’m doing all the time? I’ve been on RUclips for 10 years now and I think I’m entitled to have some fun on my channel and change things up every now and then. Why do I need to be a slave to RUclips and be miserable? Life is about having fun, trying new things, and stepping out of your comfort zone. Nobody understands the investment that I’ve put into the channel over the last year to try to bring some new and fun content. Starting a new channel is a terrible idea when you barely have enough support as it is.
Saabkyle04 you have a lot of support to start a new channel, I think it would’ve took off into a good direction, and keep this channel for the million+ people who subbed for reviews
As always GREAT review! Its good your going back to your original review videos, where your channel is well known. I also love the night part and going back to your original scene of dash start up, which I personally love seeing on your videos.
If I needed a new daily driver this would be at the top of my list. Looks great and I won't be like everyone else and have a crossover. Auto Stop/Start isn't bad after awhile and if you don't try go before the engine cuts back on you'll be fine. Love how you showed the suspension components Kyle. Not many reviewers would do that. Keep up the awesome content!
I started following you a couple years ago, and the in-depth tours you were doing were phenomenal. And so consistent, if I was interested in, say, the rear seat space, I could skip to about the same spot in any video and be near the rear seat coverage. You cover every detail in a very methodical and consistent manner and it's beautiful. I also love the mix of brand new stuff and older more interesting models. Keep it up.
My first visit to your channel and I have to say it is the most thorough review of this car (and nearly any other vehicle) I've ever seen. You covered every detail. Great job!
Thank you so much, for bringing back this format of video Kyle. I really enjoy the in-depth tours and the way that you show off every aspect of the car. One thing that I truly enjoy with all of these reviews is that you try to keep it to the type of car that the average person can afford but you also introduce exotic type cars as well. If I had only one suggestion it is can you please turn on some royalty free music and show off the sound quality of the speakers, I used to really enjoy that. Thanks again, and have a great day Saabkyle04. 😄
Kyle, first of all you did a great job in your complete review and the format to really show everyone about the car. Second, I am a wagon guy! I have a 1996 Roadmaster wagon for hauling stuff while I am haulin'. I am sure the Tour X handles much better as my 2008 Magnum handles better than my Roadmaster. Wagons rule!
no joke I saw this thing in person just in a parking lot a couple weeks ago and it's quite the head-turner nothing looks quite like it.....and it's a Buick.....its....a... Buick. Good for them
Great video Kyle. Probably one of your best in a long time IMHO. I enjoyed the conversation part while you drove as well. Well done. I loved the old style and I (like you) love wagons. I was checking this out but I went with the Ford Flex because of it's bigger size.
22:07 and 22:50 Both temps on the climate controls are set to 69. Nice! Also, this car desperately needs the 3.6 LGX engine from the Regal Sportback GS!!
My 2018 Smoked Pearl Metallica Essence has the same open hood symbol as yours at 5:16. Great review! Now if Buick would just let people know they have the TourX.
I love wagons, just wish it was bigger. We looked at one as a change from our handicap van. The rear door, like most other cars, doesn't open wide enough to get the wheelchair close enough for easy entry and exit. The door opening itself is a little small as well. I know many would like a GS version. I'd prefer seeing an L version with another 6 to 12 inches added to the rear seating area and doors.
We have a couple of wheel chair TourX owners on the Facebook page and they like it over the Outback as they remove one cushion and toss the wheel chair in the rear cargo area.
@@normt5463 Its a very nice vehicle. I expect for most people it would be just right. But for us, it has to fit an offensive lineman size man in the back reasonably comfortably. Sadly this isn't it. To bad because we really do like it.
Wow I'm impressed with the look of this vehicle! Why I haven't seen any on the road is beyond me! A very attractive alternative to the imports. Great job Buick! 👍
This is the in-depth tour we, the long-time Saabkyle04 fans, have been waiting for. It's cleaner and more viewer-friendly. Although your last in-depth reviews are quite a lot more informative, they are filled with overcomplicated information and stuff, which seem to prompt me to enroll in automotive school and become a PhD.😂 Kidding aside, I think this one is simple, with only the right amount of details for us to get to know the car featured. Your manner of talking is also great! I like that impromptu, on-the-spot fashion which gives you direct interaction to the audience, unlike the ones in your former in-depth reviews where you seemed to have prepared a script for recording. Yes! We want to see more in-depth tours like this in the future. Don't worry. I'm a subscriber since 2011.😊
Ahh so good. Just like the old days!! Cool wagon, i notice your voice seems to come and go when you're walking and talking compared to the voice overs which you just said you're trying to get away from. It does make you easier to hear however. But not a biggy. Very cool Kyle keep them going man love it!
Thank you so much for bringing back car reviews, that’s how I found you and is by far my FAVORITE videos you do. Any chances of you reviewing more classic cars?
If this came in a manual or a manual GS Wagon I would GLADLY pay over sticker I really want a manual AWD wagon and currently the only one who does it is VW sport wagon which you can only get it near base without some stuff I want
Good to see you back Kyle. I've been a subscriber for awhile, but I never watched the project car vid's. It's especially nice to see this Regal wagon as your pick for a return to car reviews. I'm a shameless Buick fan myself, and I work at a full line GM dealership as well. So I've treated myself to a 2017 Lacrosse, and I guess I'm a little biased. Unfortunately, we don't get these wagons up here in Canada. Just the Regal sedan. It's a Wonderfull car. Built in Germany. They're the only car (other than the Corvette) that we receive shipped in protective cocoon. Sadly, it's not a seller. I've seen one go out in the last year. As you say, every one want's an SUV or cross-over. In fact, GM is ceasing production of 6 of it's car lines this summer. If you want one of these, it might be good to grab one soon.
Really nice to get such a detailed POV review. And especially of this car. A car other channels probably won't pay much attention to. By the way your property is really pretty. Nice quiet, spacious place to live and work in peace.
Love the looks of this TourX wagon...could tell at first glance its Euro design roots...I dive a Mercedes e320 wagon & this caught my interest. Can't believe I'm watching reviews of a Buick / GM product. Buick might want to promote this car !
Kyle, Your reviews are so detailed. Love it. You blow the competition away! I also wanted to see the turns working at night. I believe the sunroof doesn't open which would be a deal breaker for me. Maybe GM has trouble engineering one that doesn't leak..lol :)
I appreciate the fact that you showed the interior at night. Not nearly enough reviewers do that. So thank you. I also like the updated instrument cluster design on this vs the 2018. Looks cleaner and more high end to me.
@@JoJoJoker are you in the states? I've been in both a 2018 and 2019 and they definitely have different instrument clusters? While they have a similar layout, for 2019 they changed the number font style, removed the 'binocular' edging and went from the GM blue backlight to a white one.
Great video, Kyle, new subscriber, wagon lover and happy TourX owner here. So over SUVs! Loved that you showed the night capabilities, no other TourX review I've seen has done this, and yeah it's freakin' cool in daylight but even cooler at night! One thing I didn't see here was the illuminated hatch assist - car projects a logo on ground beneath hatch and you can kick your foot underneath to auto-open it in case your arms are full with kids, groceries, etc. I liked the rest of the review also -- great in-depth observations/info and the length was fine, I just turned up the speed a bit. Looking forward to seeing more of your vids!
Strongly Considering this! How is the ride quality and how are the seats comfort wise? Those are my two biggest concerns over anything else. Also my current car is very low to the ground and I was thinking of an SUV to make entry and exit easier - how is this thing to get in and out of? Really not a fan of SUV's except for the ease of entry and exit and certainly do not like crossovers. I love wagons!
Hey Kyle, great video! I actually like this format, the POV works well especially when someone is well versed, and knows the cars options and quirks. You do and it works so dont change that, I do think some more sound clips would be nice, especially for performance cars like fly by's for example. This was a good balance for overall presentation and information, this works so why change it, the level of "calmness" and realism in the video is quite refined. Not the typical I hate this car because it's not an audi, or BMW vibe so keep the format it stands out and I always learn something watching your vids. P.S I too like wagons, and I think if you can get a volvo v90 on here it will be dope.
I love watching you nerd out. You like all the weird cars I like. Love wagons and I’m loving this one a lot. Glad I came across your review. Thanks for showing all the lights and interior lights too. I have a CC and I have cornering lights and I can’t live without them anymore. Maybe when I buy a 1989 crown Vic I’ll let it slide. But that will be a second car. Keep the good videos coming.
Good day to you, Seabjyle04, and just want to say I recently purchased a 2011 Buick Regal CXL, for $7,200. It has 111,000 plus miles on it, so I'm told that the buy is a good one. Thus far, I'm happy w/my car. I was driving a 2002 chevy suburban, for 5 years, so this Buick Regal is a nice upgrade, as far as a car is concerned. My 17 year old daughtor is more than happy to help me to get acquainted w/the basic tech features. I am thus far stoked by this Regal CXL. I have discovered that this car is based off the Opel engineering platform, and I couldn't be happier. This 2011 Buick Regal so far has me smiling. I had no idea that the 18 in rims would be 9 in wide. Those wide rims give this car a very sporty feel, when I'm driving . The car just hugs the road, especially in the corners. Honestly, there's a number of features it has, that are standard for a car, anymore, that my 2002 suburban didn't have. Telescoping steering wheel, heated seats, etc. Thus far, I'm just really happy w/this car, and it's already 10 years of age. Now, to have lots of fun doordashing w/it. Thank you for your time, Seabhyle04.
I'm a subscriber from the beginning who stopped watching when you started doing other stuff and less POV reviews... I LOVE the way you're doing reviews the way you used to again!! Keep it up!
Thanks for bring the old style back, so much better than the voiceovers. I don’t know about others but reviewing older used cars was also very entertaining
Thanks for coming back to something more "down to earth" this is really why I appreciated a lot your channel in the first place. While some other car reviewers are great at summarizing. you are definitely one of the best for those very slow and in-depth reviews with every detail. Your reviews are a little bit more like a full guide of the car instead of simply a review from my POV. It's one of those channel where we don't expect 2-3-4 videos every week, but a very detailed video every 2-3 weeks if that make sense
I really appreciate the feedback, hopefully this helps to turn the channel back around.
I’ve got to reluctantly replace my 2011 SAAB. I looked at Stelvio, wished for a Giulia wagon, and saw one of these on the way home. I test drove one and I’m amazed. It’s basically a more refined 9-3X with the same drive train but smoother, quieter ride. The best part is that the 9-3X with comparable equipment was quite a bit more in 2011. This trim level is currently being discounted to $30,000-33,000 range. That makes this Rüsselsheim product a steal!!!!
I remember when only him and GrandPrix was doing in depth reviews back in 2010.. now Everyone is doing it 😂 You are the original 💯
I drive a B5.5 Passat wagon...it’s getting up there in miles and i’m looking for a potential replacement...And this is at the top of the list. Just today I saw eight wagons on a local main street in the span of 10mins from VW, Audi, Mercedes and one Volvo. Wagons are way more useful than a compact SUV or even a full size SUV, when will the American buyer realize this..
Thank you so much! Miss the older, simpler videos.
Glad to see you go back to this format and love the night videos defiantly will get a Lot of views.
The sunglasses storage houses the sunroof motor. Without the sunroof optioned it is used for sunglasses storage.
Buick brought back the station wagon, nice to see a review again, been missing them. 👍
We have one equipped with every option…the TourX is a great car: Super practical, sleek looks with its long & low shape, even stands out from other *wagons* let alone all the CUV/SUVs, loads of rear leg room, beautiful pano sunroof,
*Only* gripes: lack of storage cubbies, no paddle shifters or sport mode, can’t turn off start/stop
I see one of these around my town all the time, it’s really the best looking car to come out of 2018 imo. Glad that wagons are still relevant
Saabkyle04 is BACK! Not even interested in purchasing a car like this, but getting a POV with such great attention to detail is so enjoyable to watch! I love seeing all the different little quirks and features. Keep it up Kyle!! Can't wait to watch the next one!
Quirks and features? Don't use Doug DeMuro's TM phrase in the same breath as Saabkyle04. At least Kyle does sufficient research to make his reviews accurate. DeMuro--not so much.
@@Gary7even Ha, good catch! Didn't even remember Doug says that when I posted the comment. I was just letting Kyle know I enjoyed the video!
Kyle, I am so happy that the OG style of video is back!!! It brings back all those memories of me watching your vids back in 2014 and nurturing me into a proper petrolhead.
I appreciate how much effort you have put in to revive this channel and your openness to hear from loyal subscribers, it’s truly fantastic. Keep up the good work!! ^^
I wish wagons were more popular in the automotive industry today
Agreed
Somebody who actually listens to there subscribers . Loving the old style format.
We picked up a 2018 TourX 2.0T and traded a 2016 Envision 2.0T. I love the handling of the wagon vs the SUV but the shorter vertical viewing area and smaller mirrors make it difficult to see out of for my 6'-1" frame.
Handles like a champ in the snow where FWD are spinning their tires from a stop I just change lanes and ho around them. The snow tires are icing on the cake for torque vectoring AWD.
If we can keep the speed limit at 65 mph or so we can close to 40 mpg in winter weather. Come summer it should be solid +40 mpg.
Reading these comments im seeing that you can't please everyone lol, I for one loved this video. Personally I haven't been able go watch a full video of yours for a while due to all of the technical details, not complaining just my personal opinion. This however was spectacular, I think this a good move to start doing these older style vidoes again. I love the new cars, but it would cooler if you could some older vehicles and unusually ones. Great content. - Subscriber since 2010
Saabkyle is a RUclips icon at this point 👑
The liftgate is also hands free where you kick under the bumper. It projects the Buick logo on the ground where to put your foot.
HOW LONG SINCE I SAW THIS STYLE OF REVIEW!! OG Saabkyle04 is back and how!! LOVED IT
I think this is a great design and frame. With people buying suvs and auto manufacturers making them bigger, heavier, and feeling sluggish at times, I feel this is a great alternative to have the space to have fun going off road, go on a group trip without the large size of a SUV that feels pretty annoying now. This has the body size that light enough to take off like a sedan but with enough space to put whatever you need.
Sure mate, those gravel paths are sure "off-road".
So glad you tested the horn and showed the lights! My two favorite things to see in a car review.
I just have to say that I love this format and I'm a huge fan and have been for quite a few years!
I especially love the huge amount of detail you show and how thorough you are. You are one of a kind and the original! All power to you man! 🤙👏
Welcome back “old” Kyle. I’ve always loved the reviews.
Also, this Regal was pretty cool 👍🏻
Best POV is the old fashion POV great video took me back to those days when I subscribed back in 2014. Keep it up!
Absolutely loving this. Old Saabkyle is back.
SO happy to see the old style back Kyle! This is the kind of content I subscribed for back in 2011.
I love that you added how it looks at night.
The headlight flashing and expanding high beam is just for show. Its really to show off the matrix lighting capability with 16 individual LED elements per headlight that are function independently in Europe, but they all stay on in the US since it doesn't meet regulations.
SaabKyle is back! Yes do the reviews like back at the day, I watched that videos like non stop! Idea about lights at night! AMAZING! Looking forward for new reviews!
Kyle,
Thanks for the review. You have a very positive attitude about cars. Lots of negative comments about the car, but appreciate your positive attitude. Keep reviewing cars! Like seeing a younger generation who appreciates true American car technology. For those of you who will jump me, saying this is Opal/German/European built, buy your Jaguar, BMW, MB and waste an extra $20k.
Great review, Kyle! It is so refreshing to have you back to reviewing cars. You’re definitely one of the POVs I appreciate! I’ve been watching for years and missed these (but you haven’t skipped a beat). Can’t wait to see future reviews!
The old days are back!!!
Kyle, I have nostalgia for the times when you had a Lexus ES
I’m so happy the car reviews are coming back! I miss the old saabkyle
I know, I think he should've made another channel so he can upload his other videos about his projects
D. Reyna that’s exactly what I thought he should have done..when I seen the transition from the reviews to the builds.. he never thought that people subscribed for the reviews and not the 1990’s truck builds..
D. Reyna Why would I do that? My subscriber basis is here. I film the things that I enjoy and this is where I upload them. If people don’t want to watch them, well, then I guess that’s up to them. It’s nice to have support for doing the things you love 😐
Integra DIY why do people think that I just have no idea what I’m doing all the time? I’ve been on RUclips for 10 years now and I think I’m entitled to have some fun on my channel and change things up every now and then. Why do I need to be a slave to RUclips and be miserable? Life is about having fun, trying new things, and stepping out of your comfort zone. Nobody understands the investment that I’ve put into the channel over the last year to try to bring some new and fun content. Starting a new channel is a terrible idea when you barely have enough support as it is.
Saabkyle04 you have a lot of support to start a new channel, I think it would’ve took off into a good direction, and keep this channel for the million+ people who subbed for reviews
As always GREAT review! Its good your going back to your original review videos, where your channel is well known. I also love the night part and going back to your original scene of dash start up, which I personally love seeing on your videos.
Back to the roots! Excellent, keep it up Kyle.
The lighting on that car is really cool! Great review.
If I needed a new daily driver this would be at the top of my list. Looks great and I won't be like everyone else and have a crossover. Auto Stop/Start isn't bad after awhile and if you don't try go before the engine cuts back on you'll be fine. Love how you showed the suspension components Kyle. Not many reviewers would do that. Keep up the awesome content!
Yay! Old Saabkyle04 is back!!! :D
Loving the nighttime lighting demonstration...👍
I never clicked a video so fast! I love these things so much.
I started following you a couple years ago, and the in-depth tours you were doing were phenomenal. And so consistent, if I was interested in, say, the rear seat space, I could skip to about the same spot in any video and be near the rear seat coverage. You cover every detail in a very methodical and consistent manner and it's beautiful. I also love the mix of brand new stuff and older more interesting models. Keep it up.
I have missed these Kyle love it so much 😀😀
Me too
Yes, stay gold Pony Boy. The car reviews are what made you famous. Your great at it.
I like it. I said it before, I prefer a Station Wagon over a crossover or SUV. It isn't sold in my country, it's a shame
I love old school wagons, even if they’re estates from Europe.
I bought one last month and love it. Same color as this one.
I love your in depth reviews!! Thank you so much!! The test drive part is awesome too!
You can open the hood and see the cylinders that push up at the back near the hinge.
My first visit to your channel and I have to say it is the most thorough review of this car (and nearly any other vehicle) I've ever seen. You covered every detail. Great job!
Thank you so much, for bringing back this format of video Kyle. I really enjoy the in-depth tours and the way that you show off every aspect of the car. One thing that I truly enjoy with all of these reviews is that you try to keep it to the type of car that the average person can afford but you also introduce exotic type cars as well. If I had only one suggestion it is can you please turn on some royalty free music and show off the sound quality of the speakers, I used to really enjoy that. Thanks again, and have a great day Saabkyle04. 😄
Kyle, I’ve been rocking with you since the beginning and as a fellow NC native ; I think you’re a badass man. Keep it up.
Love these types of reviews, and love the Buick.
Kyle, first of all you did a great job in your complete review and the format to really show everyone about the car. Second, I am a wagon guy! I have a 1996 Roadmaster wagon for hauling stuff while I am haulin'. I am sure the Tour X handles much better as my 2008 Magnum handles better than my Roadmaster. Wagons rule!
no joke I saw this thing in person just in a parking lot a couple weeks ago and it's quite the head-turner nothing looks quite like it.....and it's a Buick.....its....a... Buick. Good for them
Great video Kyle. Probably one of your best in a long time IMHO. I enjoyed the conversation part while you drove as well. Well done. I loved the old style and I (like you) love wagons. I was checking this out but I went with the Ford Flex because of it's bigger size.
22:07 and 22:50 Both temps on the climate controls are set to 69. Nice!
Also, this car desperately needs the 3.6 LGX engine from the Regal Sportback GS!!
My 2018 Smoked Pearl Metallica Essence has the same open hood symbol as yours at 5:16. Great review! Now if Buick would just let people know they have the TourX.
Peter Brunner 🙏 why are they so scared to market this beauty? Call it what it is - a station wagon
The most beautiful Buick😍
I love wagons, just wish it was bigger. We looked at one as a change from our handicap van. The rear door, like most other cars, doesn't open wide enough to get the wheelchair close enough for easy entry and exit. The door opening itself is a little small as well. I know many would like a GS version. I'd prefer seeing an L version with another 6 to 12 inches added to the rear seating area and doors.
We have a couple of wheel chair TourX owners on the Facebook page and they like it over the Outback as they remove one cushion and toss the wheel chair in the rear cargo area.
@@normt5463 Its a very nice vehicle. I expect for most people it would be just right. But for us, it has to fit an offensive lineman size man in the back reasonably comfortably. Sadly this isn't it. To bad because we really do like it.
@@Mandurath this is about as big of wagons as they come too.
HE’S BACK!! YESSIR!!!
Those Vauxhall Insignia are very common in the Uk
Wow I'm impressed with the look of this vehicle! Why I haven't seen any on the road is beyond me! A very attractive alternative to the imports. Great job Buick! 👍
It's made at the Opel factory in Germany, an import without being an import!
it is the worse version of the opel insignia country tourer. The Opel has a more modern interior and better quality.
This is the in-depth tour we, the long-time Saabkyle04 fans, have been waiting for. It's cleaner and more viewer-friendly. Although your last in-depth reviews are quite a lot more informative, they are filled with overcomplicated information and stuff, which seem to prompt me to enroll in automotive school and become a PhD.😂 Kidding aside, I think this one is simple, with only the right amount of details for us to get to know the car featured. Your manner of talking is also great! I like that impromptu, on-the-spot fashion which gives you direct interaction to the audience, unlike the ones in your former in-depth reviews where you seemed to have prepared a script for recording. Yes! We want to see more in-depth tours like this in the future. Don't worry. I'm a subscriber since 2011.😊
Ahh so good. Just like the old days!! Cool wagon, i notice your voice seems to come and go when you're walking and talking compared to the voice overs which you just said you're trying to get away from. It does make you easier to hear however. But not a biggy. Very cool Kyle keep them going man love it!
Thank you so much for bringing back car reviews, that’s how I found you and is by far my FAVORITE videos you do. Any chances of you reviewing more classic cars?
If this came in a manual or a manual GS Wagon I would GLADLY pay over sticker I really want a manual AWD wagon and currently the only one who does it is VW sport wagon which you can only get it near base without some stuff I want
Good to see you back Kyle. I've been a subscriber for awhile, but I never watched the project car vid's.
It's especially nice to see this Regal wagon as your pick for a return to car reviews. I'm a shameless Buick fan myself, and I work at a full line GM dealership as well. So I've treated myself to a 2017 Lacrosse, and I guess I'm a little biased. Unfortunately, we don't get these wagons up here in Canada. Just the Regal sedan. It's a Wonderfull car. Built in Germany. They're the only car (other than the Corvette) that we receive shipped in protective cocoon.
Sadly, it's not a seller. I've seen one go out in the last year. As you say, every one want's an SUV or cross-over. In fact, GM is ceasing production of 6 of it's car lines this summer. If you want one of these, it might be good to grab one soon.
That exhaust trim trend needs to stop, its disgusting
Not with direct injection soot dirtying up the chrome exhaust. Stays nice and clean.
Love the Regal Tour X really want one, & glad to see you back to these kind of reviews!
Really nice to get such a detailed POV review. And especially of this car. A car other channels probably won't pay much attention to. By the way your property is really pretty. Nice quiet, spacious place to live and work in peace.
Love the looks of this TourX wagon...could tell at first glance its Euro design roots...I dive a Mercedes e320 wagon & this caught my interest.
Can't believe I'm watching reviews of a Buick / GM product.
Buick might want to promote this car !
This car is Opel
I wish you could still get the fold up third row seats that faced backwards in station wagons. I loved riding in my grandparents Chevy Impala 3rd row.
I believe Tesla offers that as an option in the model S
@@marcpeters4599 yea but it’s so useless…
Mercedes E series wagons have the rear facing 3rd row
I liked that you honked the horn. Definitely reminiscent of your old style of videos.
Yay!!! So excited to see the reviews to come! This is personally one of my favorite wagons in the US market!
Kyle,
Your reviews are so detailed.
Love it. You blow the competition away! I also wanted to see the turns working at night. I believe the sunroof doesn't open which would be a deal breaker for me.
Maybe GM has trouble engineering one that doesn't leak..lol
:)
I'll give Buick this, their newer cars are very handsome. Especially the new Regal.
I much prefer this style of video Kyle!
I appreciate the fact that you showed the interior at night. Not nearly enough reviewers do that. So thank you. I also like the updated instrument cluster design on this vs the 2018. Looks cleaner and more high end to me.
The 2018 & 19-20 have the same gauge cluster.
@@JoJoJoker are you in the states? I've been in both a 2018 and 2019 and they definitely have different instrument clusters? While they have a similar layout, for 2019 they changed the number font style, removed the 'binocular' edging and went from the GM blue backlight to a white one.
thanks for going back to the original style
Digging this classic-style SK04 review dude keep it up
Love the old skool style of car reviews, keep it up! also looking forward to all your project cars videos too! this is a fun channel!
Great video, Kyle, new subscriber, wagon lover and happy TourX owner here. So over SUVs! Loved that you showed the night capabilities, no other TourX review I've seen has done this, and yeah it's freakin' cool in daylight but even cooler at night! One thing I didn't see here was the illuminated hatch assist - car projects a logo on ground beneath hatch and you can kick your foot underneath to auto-open it in case your arms are full with kids, groceries, etc. I liked the rest of the review also -- great in-depth observations/info and the length was fine, I just turned up the speed a bit. Looking forward to seeing more of your vids!
Strongly Considering this! How is the ride quality and how are the seats comfort wise? Those are my two biggest concerns over anything else. Also my current car is very low to the ground and I was thinking of an SUV to make entry and exit easier - how is this thing to get in and out of? Really not a fan of SUV's except for the ease of entry and exit and certainly do not like crossovers. I love wagons!
Love this format!!! And pretty car for sure. Broke my neck when I drove by the dealership the other day for sure
Hey Kyle, great video! I actually like this format, the POV works well especially when someone is well versed, and knows the cars options and quirks. You do and it works so dont change that, I do think some more sound clips would be nice, especially for performance cars like fly by's for example. This was a good balance for overall presentation and information, this works so why change it, the level of "calmness" and realism in the video is quite refined. Not the typical I hate this car because it's not an audi, or BMW vibe so keep the format it stands out and I always learn something watching your vids. P.S I too like wagons, and I think if you can get a volvo v90 on here it will be dope.
Hey man, thanks a lot! Double check on the LC500, I should have a review up as well. A V90 would be AMAZING! I really appreciate the feedback!
@@saabkyle04 yes, I saw the LC 500 vid watching it right now actually lol. I amended my comment so hopefully that one shows, best.
No worries!!
I love watching you nerd out. You like all the weird cars I like. Love wagons and I’m loving this one a lot. Glad I came across your review. Thanks for showing all the lights and interior lights too. I have a CC and I have cornering lights and I can’t live without them anymore. Maybe when I buy a 1989 crown Vic I’ll let it slide. But that will be a second car. Keep the good videos coming.
The only station wagon I owned was a 1991 Ford Taurus. I loved that car. Can’t wait till more of these come off of leases, one has my name on it 👍
I wouldn't count on many. The residuals are terrible making them poor lease vehicles. You're better off looking for CPO options.
I was watching this dude when he was doing dealership start ups haha
Jovaughn Gueno same
Good mix back and forth of build videos and reviews would be nice. Pretty much what your already doing.
when i think saabkyle04, i think car reviews.. this is why i’m subscribed
Shame they’re discontinuing this vehicle already. Poor sales didn’t even give Buick a chance for a second gen.
Doesn’t anyone else think that the Regal has a retro/modern look to it. It has the retro looks but still modern at the same time.
The ORIGINAL RUclips car channel. 👏🏾👏🏾
Back to the classics! Love seeing these videos, and what a great car to review! Thanks Kyle!
Love the old format of car reviews
Good day to you, Seabjyle04, and just want to say I recently purchased a 2011 Buick Regal CXL, for $7,200. It has 111,000 plus miles on it, so I'm told that the buy is a good one. Thus far, I'm happy w/my car. I was driving a 2002 chevy suburban, for 5 years, so this Buick Regal is a nice upgrade, as far as a car is concerned. My 17 year old daughtor is more than happy to help me to get acquainted w/the basic tech features. I am thus far stoked by this Regal CXL. I have discovered that this car is based off the Opel engineering platform, and I couldn't be happier. This 2011 Buick Regal so far has me smiling. I had no idea that the 18 in rims would be 9 in wide. Those wide rims give this car a very sporty feel, when I'm driving . The car just hugs the road, especially in the corners. Honestly, there's a number of features it has, that are standard for a car, anymore, that my 2002 suburban didn't have. Telescoping steering wheel, heated seats, etc. Thus far, I'm just really happy w/this car, and it's already 10 years of age. Now, to have lots of fun doordashing w/it. Thank you for your time, Seabhyle04.
I love Buick and welcome
back I hope you continue doing a good auto mobile
vin sanjuan me too. But it’s definitely not a Buick.
If I had the money and if I didn't love my Reatta anymore, I would buy one in a heartbeat