Used 2013 Buick Encore for Sale

What's New in the 2013 Buick Encore?

The Buick Encore is completely new for the 2013 model year.

Which Encore is the Best?

If you can live with the tepid acceleration, the 2013 Buick Encore is a strong choice. In picking a trim, the base-level Encore has nearly everything you might need. But if you're going to splurge, go with an Encore Premium, as its added equipment is helpful and surprisingly inexpensive.

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How Much Does a 2013 Buick Encore Cost?

The Encore comes in four trim levels. Base-level models are dubbed simply Encore, while the remaining trims are Convenience, Leather and Premium.

The Encore ($25,000) is well-equipped for a base model. Many upscale features are standard, including 18-inch alloy wheels, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, a power driver's seat, a rearview camera, Bluetooth and SiriusXM satellite radio. Of course, the Encore also has all the features you'd expect from a car in its price range, such as remote keyless entry, cruise control and steering wheel-mounted audio controls.

Drivers who upgrade to the Convenience ($26,500) get several new luxury features. They include remote vehicle starting, dual-zone automatic climate control and auto dimming mirrors. The Encore Convenience also adds fog lamps.

Next up is the Encore Leather ($28,200), which adds even more premium items. Headlining the additions are a heated steering wheel and heated front seats, though the Leather also adds a power passenger seat and a driver's seat memory package.

Topping the Encore range is the Premium ($30,000). In addition to standard equipment from other models, it adds rain-sensing wipers, front and rear park assist, a forward collision alert system and a lane departure warning system.