Buick Enclave vs. Toyota Highlander
Are you looking for a new SUV to get you around Shillington, Reading, and Lancaster? Whether you’re getting groceries, picking up the kids, or hitting the road for a deserved vacation, you want to make sure you choose the vehicle that suits your needs.
To help narrow down your options, Geoff Penske Buick GMC put together this comparison of the Buick Enclave and Toyota Highlander to give you a closer look at what they have to offer.
Buick Enclave vs. Toyota Highlander Performance
Whether it’s to the store or down the shore, you want to be sure your SUV can get you there. Both the Enclave and the Highlander are respectable when it comes to fuel efficiency, but the Enclave pulls ahead when it comes to engine performance.
With a 3.6L V6 engine and standard 9-speed automatic transmission, the Buck Enclave produces 310 horsepower and 266 lb-ft of torque.
The Toyota Highlander comes equipped with a 3.5L V6 engine which produces a comparable 263 lb-ft of torque, but its 295 horsepower falls short of the Enclave.
The Enclave also comes with a five-link rear suspension and available Switchable All-Wheel Drive to keep your ride smooth.
Buick Enclave vs. Toyota Highlander Space
Both SUVs boast spacious interiors, but the Buick Enclave shines when it comes to storage space. Whether your packing bags or hauling furniture, the Enclave has plenty of room. Let’s take a closer look:
|
Buick Enclave |
Toyota Highlander |
Cargo Volume Behind Seat 3 |
23.6 cubic feet |
16 cubic feet |
Cargo Volume Behind Seat 2 |
58 cubic feet |
48.4 cubic feet |
Cargo Volume Behind Seat 1 |
97.6 cubic feet |
84.3 cubic feet |
If you need to hook up a trailer for extra storage, or even a camper for an extended trip, both the Enclave and the Highlander offer an available 5,000 pounds of towing capacity when properly equipped. The Enclave features Hitch Guidance with Hitch View. These features provide guidance while parking and a camera to keep tabs on whatever your hauling, which makes driving with extra cargo a breeze.
The Enclave also comes out ahead in overall passenger volume. With 157.3 cubic feet available compared to the Highlander’s 141.3 cubic feet, you and your passengers will have plenty of room to get comfortable, especially on those long road trips.
Buick Enclave vs. Toyota Highlander Safety
When it comes to picking a new car, safety is always a top priority, and both the Buick Enclave and Toyota Highlander come with various standard and available safety features, including:
- Forward Collision Warning
- Lane Keep Assist and Lane Departure Alert
- Pedestrian Detection/Braking
Also standard with the Buick Enclave is OnStar® Safety & Security. Features like Automatic Crash Response and Roadside Assistance help take care of you no matter where you are on the road.
Check Out Your Choice in Person
As you can see, the Buick Enclave vs. Toyota Highlander both bring plenty to the table. But if you’re looking for higher performance and more space while navigating Reading, Lancaster, or Shillington, the Enclave may be the best choice for you.
If you’d like to see for yourself just how the Enclave measures up, contact Geoff Penske Buick GMC or come by for a test drive!
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