The Americans from General Motors released full details on the 2012 Buick Regal GS including the engine range, performance and fuel economy figures. The new Buick Regal GS will be marketed in the U.S. beginning this fall while the pricing will be available somewhere this summer, before the official debut.
The new Regal GS comes with a direct-injected two.0-liter unit able to deliver 270 horsepower & 400 Nm of torque at two,400 rpm. The four-cylinder turbocharged unit can speed up from 0 to 100 km/h in 6,7 seconds while it comes coupled with a six-speed manual gearbox.
The estimated fuel economy of the two.0-liter unit which fits the new Regal GS on the highway is 8,4 liters/100 km. Besides the manual transmission, General Motors claims that a used six-speed automatic transmission will enter the range later next year. The two.0-liter engine comes with a five-year, 100,000-mile warranty for the whole powertrain.
The Regal GS two.0L turbo delivers the highest specific output of any production engine GM has ever offered, and at 135 hp per liter is the most power dense engine ever certified by SAE,.
The new Buick Regal GS will offer a high performance four-wheel-independent suspension with High Performance Strut (HiPerStrut) front suspension design. The innovative suspension can minimize the undesirable toe and camber effects in definite conditions which will help the vehicle to get better stability and grip. The Computer Damping Control know-how is available as well, a technique that fits both the front and rear dampers and provides actual time adjustments for the suspension providing the optimum ride comfort.
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