Besides sampling them for review purposes, I am not particularly attached to SUV crossovers. But, unfortunately, I was forced when a taxi driver from New York decided to embody his stereotype. Turning left onto the street from Manhattan’s busy street, the taxi was unable to look ahead, driving away from the fare, which led me to a standstill.
This meant that my personal mode of transport had to go through a knife for repair. Therefore, my insurance company provided me a rental. The subject of my rigorous tests: a fairly new 2015 Buick Encore crossover with a mileage of just 1,500 miles. But why? Of course, there was something nicer to choose.
Well, it was either Encore, or Corolla, or Sentra, so the choice really didn’t change. Obviously, choosing from them, Encore was the best and best choice. I thought it would be at least quiet and comfortable, especially in the case of a crossover and, above all, Buick. So I gave them my information, completed insurance, and went on an encore as mine for the next three and a half weeks. In case you did not receive this, Buick and General Motors did not provide the car for inspection.
-Jack Wilson