Which Buick gets the best mileage is no contest: the honors go to the Encore GX subcompact SUV! In order to earn up to 29 MPG in the city and 32 MPG on the highway, you’ll need to configure the Encore GX with front-wheel drive and equip the optional turbocharged engine.
Moving down the Buick gas mileage ranks, you’ll find that in general, the larger and heavier models aren’t able to deliver as many miles on a full tank of gas. Also, models with front-wheel drive tend to get better gas mileage than those with all-wheel drive. That’s because FWD vehicles send power only to the front axle, while AWD vehicles send power to both axles—which uses more energy and more fuel.
Ready to find out which Buick SUV can help you travel more efficiently in Southgate and Brownstown? We’ve collected Buick gas mileage specs for the full lineup, below.
Model |
Class |
Drivetrain |
City/Hwy/Combined MPG |
Encore GX |
Subcompact SUV |
FWD |
Up to 29/32/30 |
Encore |
Subcompact SUV |
FWD |
Up to 24/32/27 |
Encore GX |
Subcompact SUV |
AWD |
Up to 26/29/27 |
Envision |
Luxury Compact SUV |
FWD |
Up to 24/31/26 |
Encore |
Subcompact SUV |
AWD |
Up to 23/30/26 |
Envision |
Luxury Compact SUV |
AWD |
Up to 22/26/25 |
Enclave |
Midsize SUV |
FWD |
Up to 18/26/21 |
Enclave |
Midsize SUV |
AWD |
Up to 17/25/20 |
Ranking Buick gas mileage from best to worst essentially means listing the lineup’s models by size in ascending order, as you can see in the Buick MPG chart above. Here’s what Dearborn shoppers should note:
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