All in all, the Encore ends up at the lower end of the performance spectrum. The BMW X1 closely follows it with a time of 6.3 seconds. In terms of acceleration, the Acura RDX bags the first position as it sprints from 0 to 60 mph in 6.2 seconds. The gearbox feels average, offering slightly odd gear ratios, but you always end up on the right gear at the right time. However, while hauling extra cargo on the highway, it gets a little taxing for its highway performance. The powertrain feels responsive and offers sufficient acceleration.
The engine feels agile, refined and punchy. The Sports Touring trim comes with a slightly tweaked up version of the same engine that produces a slightly higher 153 hp. The engine produces a fairly healthy 138 hp, along with 148 lb-ft of torque. The power unit comes mated to an 6-speed automatic transmission. Under its hood, the Encore comes with a small 1.4L Inline-4 engine. Also, it offers a great array of safety features that make this car a perfect family car. To get the best value for the money spent, we recommend the Encore Premium trim with AWD as it offers the best interior experience that any Encore can offer. Premium adds to or replaces Leather features. Leather adds to or replaces Sport Touring features. Sports Touring adds to or replaces Convenience features. The Encore comes equipped with a 1.4L Inline-4 engine that produces 138 hp along with a 6-speed automatic transmission.Ĭonvenience adds to or replaces Base features. The Encore offers a choice to choose between the FWD or the AWD. Buick offers the Encore with a base price of $24,065 and goes up to $31,285 for the top variant. The 2016 Buick Encore is offered in 5 trims, Base, Convenience, Sport Touring, Leather, and Premium.
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