Buick Enclave

Redesigned for 2025, the three-row midsized Enclave--which is mechanically similar to the Chevrolet Traverse and GMC Acadia--remains a functional and well-rounded family SUV, thanks to its comfortable ride and roomy cabin. The sole engine is a 328-hp, turbocharged four-cylinder teamed with a mostly smooth-shifting eight-speed automatic. The powertrain performs well, but it sounds raspy and unrefined compared to the previous V6, and fuel economy is just a mediocre 20 mpg overall for the AWD model we tested. Some drivers didn't find the flat-shaped front seats very comfortable. All Enclave trims come standard with roomy second-row captain's chairs, but the third-row seat will be tight for adults. The curved, 30-inch screen on the dashboard is large, yet it’s overcrowded with small icons.