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April 3, 2008 http://www.thecarconnection.com/fullreview/buick_rendezvous_2007

  Eric Peters
EditorEric Peters

 

 

Buick’s crossover sport-utility vehicle carries over into 2007 with two important changes. All-wheel-drive is no longer offered and there is just one engine in the lineup — a 3.5 liter V-6 rated at 196 horsepower. Last year’s CX Plus and CXL Plus models have been discontinued. The Rendezvous is now available in just two trim levels — base CX and CXL. In addition. ’07 models offer the latest version of GM’s OnStar communication system with “turn by turn” navigation assistance. Four-wheel-disc brakes with ABS are standard on all models and there’s a newly available Driver Information Center . An optional third-row seat expands the Rendezvous’ passenger-carrying abilities to seven. This model (like its ill-fated Pontiac Aztek cousin) is likely to be retired after the current model year is over.

 

    Buick’s crossover sport-utility vehicle carries over into 2007 with two important changes. All-wheel-drive is no longer offered and there is just one engine in the lineup — a 3.5 liter V-6 rated at 196 horsepower. Last year’s CX Plus and CXL Plus models have been discontinued. The Rendezvous is now available in just two trim levels — base CX and CXL. In addition. ’07 models offer the latest version of GM’s OnStar communication system with “turn by turn” navigation assistance. Four-wheel-disc brakes with ABS are standard on all models and there’s a newly available Driver Information Center . An optional third-row seat expands the Rendezvous’ passenger-carrying abilities to seven. This model (like its ill-fated Pontiac Aztek cousin) is likely to be retired after the current model year is over.   Buick’s crossover sport-utility vehicle carries over into 2007 with two important changes. All-wheel-drive is no longer offered and there is just one engine in the lineup — a 3.5 liter V-6 rated at 196 horsepower. Last year’s CX Plus and CXL Plus models have been discontinued. The ...