Available in multiple trims, the 2025 Buick Envision is a subcompact SUV that offers stylish design and interior comfort. Take a trip to your local Buick dealership to discover the range of premium features for both driver and passengers.

Four Premium Highlights of the 2025 Buick Envision

1: Ultrawide Digital Display

You won’t need to upgrade to enjoy advanced technology, as even the entry-level Preferred trim of the 2025 Envision is equipped with an expansive 30-inch digital display. The largest in its class, this full-color display combines the instrument cluster and infotainment system, creating a supersized, continuous interface.

This large digital display creates a streamlined, futuristic appearance, but it offers more than just beautiful aesthetics. The display can handle multiple functions, including Google Built-In. This integrated technology allows voice-activated commands and provides access to navigation, maps, media, streaming, and the option for connected services.

2: Superior Acoustics

Whether you’re listening to audio while on the move or just enjoying a peaceful drive, the QuietTuning system from Buick ensures the Envision cabin eliminates unwanted outside noise. The effect is achieved through the use of triple door seals, strategically placed insulation, and laminated glass combined with active noise cancellation technology to silence engine and road sounds. The end result is a beautifully quiet cabin that provides a calming ambiance.

If you’re in the mood to stream music or to listen to a podcast, the Bose nine-speaker sound system delivers beautiful acoustics. With rich, deep bass and crisp, pure high sounds, every passenger in the Envision can enjoy a concert-like performance.

3: Innovative Display Technology

All trim levels of the 2025 Envision include a Head-Up Display (HUD) as standard. Using mirrored surfaces and a projector, the HUD allows vital driving data such as speed, navigation, and safety alerts to be displayed at eye level. This minimizes the need for the driver to glance down, enabling them to keep their eyes on the road and improving safety.

In addition to the HUD, the Envision also includes Surround Vision as standard, delivering greater visibility from all angles. Using multiple exterior cameras, the system provides a bird’s-eye, high-resolution view of the vehicle on every side, making parking and tight maneuvers much easier.

4: Intelligent Safety Features

Although many SUVs include some safety features as standard, it’s hard to find a vehicle that’s so well equipped as standard. The 2025 Envision has a whole host of safety features included as standard across every trim level, such as:

  • Forward collision alert
  • Hill descent control
  • Rear cross traffic braking
  • Reverse automatic braking
  • Following distance indicator
  • Intersection automatic emergency braking
  • Rear pedestrian alert
  • Side bicyclist alert
  • Lane keep assist with lane departure warning
  • Blind zone steering assist

There’s much more to discover about the 2025 Envision, with even more available features and options across the three trims. To schedule a test drive, contact our friendly team here at Barlow Buick GMC of Woodbury in Woodbury, NJ, today.

If you’re looking for a vehicle that’s innovative, comfortable to drive, and still offers a sleek and unstable style, the 2025 Buick Envista is definitely something you should be taking a look at. This compact crossover has quite a number of special features that are returning heads, and here are just four of our favorites that make this vehicle worth a second look.

4 Fresh Features of the 2025 Buick Envista

Large, Easy-to-Use Displays

The Envista comes with an 11-inch HD color touchscreen that’s responsive, easy to see, and easy to control. In addition, the driver has an 8-inch color driver information center where are all the essential information, like fuel economy, tire pressure, speed, and more, is displayed. Use the entertainment touchscreen to connect to the standard six speaker audio system, mirror your compatible smartphone wirelessly, and do a lot more on this vibrant and simple-to-master screen infotainment screen.

OnStar Basics for 8 Years

Some manufacturers give you a short subscription to OnStar Basics. The idea is to let you dip your toe in the waters briefly, but then you have to start paying for it in 3 to 6 months. But with Buick, your new in Envista includes an eight-year subscription! There are all kind of services provided by OnStar with this package.

You get real-time traffic and navigation, for instance, which allows you to always find the best route to your destination and avoid a lot of traffic hazards, delays, construction, and more. If you’re in an accident, the Automatic Crash Response will send for help automatically if it detects that you were in a moderate or severe collision. And if you download the myBuick app onto your mobile phone, you can also connect with your Buick from anywhere you are to turn off lights, lock doors, or even start the engine.

Buick Driver Confidence Included

Buick Driver Confidence is a package that includes six driver assistance features, like automatic emergency breaking to mitigate or avoid a collision and IntelliBeam, which automatically switches your high and low beams at night whenever a vehicle is detected ahead of you.

A Cabin You’ll Love Spending Time In

There’s comfortable room for five in this cabin, and with QuietTuning technology, it’s truly an oasis. QuietTuning blocks or absorbs sound from the outside and from the engine so you can have a conversation or listen to music more enjoyably. With a flat bottom steering wheel, it’s super easy to glide in and out of the driver seat, and even the entry-level trim comes with cloth and leather at trim seats. Higher trims get you full leatherette or even perforated leather trim.

To see more and experience the Envista for yourself, come see us at Barlow Buick GMC of Woodbury, NJ today.

For full-size performance and outstanding capacity any time life presents a challenge, demanding drivers choose the GMC Yukon. This versatile SUV offers dynamic capability to confidently reach destinations near and far. With generous legroom, modern amenities, and outstanding utility, the Yukon makes every trip memorable and rewarding. Discover power, space, and comfort made more approachable in the 2025 GMC Yukon.

The 2025 GMC Yukon: Powerful, Spacious, and Comfortable for the Modern Driver

Mighty Capability

The GMC Yukon is engineered to deliver peak performance whenever needed. The formidable 5.3-liter V8 engine churns out a spirited 355 horsepower and 383 lb-ft of torque for unbridled power you can feel. With a towing capacity of 8,400 pounds, the mighty Yukon has the muscle to trailer a camper or boat for your next grand adventure. For life’s quieter moments, the electronically controlled 10-speed automatic transmission delivers a luxuriously smooth ride.

Spacious and Comfortable

With room to seat up to eight, the spacious GMC Yukon offers generous legroom in all three rows for everyone to stretch out and enjoy the ride. The driver and front passenger seats offer eight power-adjustable settings for personalized support and built-in heating for spa-inspired relaxation. For comfort throughout the cabin, the tri-zone climate control system regulates three temperature settings, with a separate air conditioning system for rear occupants.

Driver-Friendly Design

GMC engineers have infused the Yukon with driver-centric features that make every trip enjoyable. The Yukon’s remote start system enables you to start the engine and preheat or pre-cool the cabin before entering. You can store two driver profiles that restore your seat and side mirror settings with the press of a button.

Exceptional Versatility

In addition to power, space, and comfort, the GMC Yukon offers outstanding utility to adapt to your changing demands. Power through your weekly to-do list with the Yukon’s 25.50 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row. When life presents bigger challenges, fold down the rear seats to access a cavernous 122.80 cubic feet of cargo volume.

Premium Infotainment

Enjoying your personal content and favorite digital platforms on the road is a seamless experience in the Yukon’s technology-rich cabin. The Premium GMC Infotainment System features a brilliant 16.8″ color LCD touchscreen, wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility, natural voice recognition, personalized driver profile settings, and an immersive Bose CenterPoint Surround 10-speaker sound system for studio-quality audio.

Enhanced Safety

Wherever life takes you, the GMC Yukon’s array of advanced safety technologies constantly works to keep you and your passengers safe. Standard features include automatic emergency braking, blind zone monitoring with steering assist, forward collision warning, intelligent high beams, lane departure warning with assisted correction, pedestrian detection, and traffic sign recognition.

To experience full-size excellence, connect with our friendly sales team at Barlow Buick GMC of Woodbury in Woodbury, NJ, and test drive the Yukon today.

GMC Yukon XL

Ideal for families and those who want a spacious SUV that’s both versatile and luxurious, the 2025 GMC Yukon XL is a full-size SUV that boasts three rows of seating and all the following key features.

The 2025 GMC Yukon XL: Built for Big Families and Bigger Plans

Three Strong Engines

The 2025 Yukon XL offers three engines, two of which are gas V8s and the third is a turbocharged diesel I-6. The smaller V8, a 5.3-liter, delivers 355 horsepower, while the larger 6.2-liter V8 produces 420 horses. The diesel I-6 is a 3.0-liter that generates 305 horsepower, and all three engines pair with a smooth-shifting 10-speed automatic transmission.

Impressive Versatility

When you’re venturing into nature on off-road trails or driving through tough weather conditions on the road, this SUV’s available Active Response 4WD System lends the vehicle plenty of versatility. Lower trims also come with the Premium Smooth Ride suspension system, as well as a stabilizer bar, ensuring every drive is more comfortable, while select upper trims come with the Adaptive Air Ride suspension system, which allows you to increase the vehicle’s ground clearance at any time.

Comfy and Spacious

With seating for up to eight passengers, as well as more third-row legroom and space for cargo over regular Yukon models, the Yukon XL’s cabin is ready to accommodate families or a large group of friends. The front seats come with power-adjustability, power lumbar support, and heating, and you can opt for a ventilation function as well. The second and third rows have power-folding 60/40 split-folding seats, also with a heating function.

Next-Level Technology

The vehicle’s standard 16.8-inch diagonal LCD display provides wireless Apple CarPlay and Android compability, natural voice recognition, navigation capability, and customized user profiles. Other standard tech highlights include the 11-inch diagonal color Driver Information Center behind the wheel, 5G Wi-Fi hotspot capability, a Bose CenterPoint Surround 10-speaker audio system, keyless open, and remote start. Plenty of USB ports and two 120-volt power outlets are also standard, while a wireless smartphone charger is available.

Smart Driver Assistance

A suite of intelligent driver-assist features is also included, which comes with Forward Collision Alert, Front Pedestrian and Bicyclist Braking, the 360-degree HD Surround Vision camera system, Blind Zone Steering Assist, and Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning. There’s also Teen Driver, the Tire Pressure Monitoring System, IntelliBeam headlamps, Trailer Sway Control, Traffic Sign Recognition, and many other advanced systems that are all standard as well.

Come see the spacious and upscale 2025 Yukon XL while it’s still here at our dealership and ready for test drives by contacting us today at Barlow Buick GMC of Woodbury in Woodbury, NJ.

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