In a recent Chicago Sun-Times article, automobile reviewer Edward Noble gave the 2012 Buick Enclave top marks, praising it as "the best SUV yet," "the perfect vehicle," and "unmatched in every category." 

Let's take a closer look.  Starting with the styling, the Enclave will make a big impression on any driver.  From its bold trademark Buick grille to the port holes on the hood sides to the sleekly shaped body, the Buick Enclave is in a luxury class all its own.  On the inside, this SUV seats 8, with easy access to the third row.  The cabin styling is luxurious and intuitively designed, and cargo room is spacious, with a power cargo gate for easy loading.  Under the hood, the 3.6L 288-horsepower V-6 engine packs plenty of punch, with optional all-wheel drive.  Luxury add-ons include a second-row skylight, second-row console, and navigation and rear-seat entertainment.

The attractive features of the 2012 Buick Enclave are clear, but what Noble particularly notes in his review is the vehicle's stance with foreign competitors.  Noble claims that "the Buick Enclave can match or exceed its foreign competition in every aspect that matters."  Comparing the Enclave with a Lexus RX 350, the Buick outshines the off-shore luxury in a myriad of aspects.  The Enclave has a lower price, more rear legroom, longer driving range, higher torque engine, more horsepower, a quieter ride, and seats more passengers.  The Enclave dispels the myth that you need to buy foreign to get style and quality.  Visit Rogers Buick in Chicago for a test drive.