Buick has cut the price of the 2015 Regal
Yesterday, Autoblog confirmed that Buick has slashed the price of its 2015 Regal, as well as its 2015 Verano. This is a direct response to the dipping sales of these two models. In April, overall Buick sales dropped 5.2%. Specifically, the Regal was down 21.8% and the Verano was down 13.3%.
Thanks to the new 1SV trim level for the Regal and Verano, consumers can get a base Regal for $27,990 and a base Verano for $21,990. That translates into $2,925 in savings on the Regal and $2,315 in savings for the Verano.
The 2015 Buick Verano price has been reduced, too
Of course, the cheaper 1SV trim means some content will be lost. On the Regal, that means saying goodbye to the 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder and instead finds a 2.4-liter EcoTec four-cylinder. Power drops from 259 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque to 182 hp and 172 lb-ft of torque.
Meanwhile, the Verano loses its satellite radio.
Nick Richards, GM spokesman, told Autoblog, “We added this new base level to some models as a means of expanding the opportunity for more customers to experience Buick vehicles. The addition of these trims will create an increased awareness and consideration of these vehicles when being compared to the competition.”
News Source: Autoblog
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