eAssist on Equinox/ Terrain
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Depending on price, and feedback on the experience of the drive train in the Lacrosse and '12 Malibu, I would consider trading for it. Hope they really get the EPA quoted mileage - time will tell.
Yes and the EPA on the 2010 - 2012 is 32MPG but with rare exception and perfect conditions the only way you can get 32MPG is over a cliff!slrech said:Coming for model year 2014; claiming 38 mpg
Thoughts?
GM will have to do something in order to compete with the competition.
Does that make it classify as a hybrid? I like hybrid, I just don't like the price tag.
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According to a YouTube video, Eassist is not classified as a hybrid. It runs with a smaller battery and is used mainly to start the car after a stop at a light or to add extra power such as going up a hill. Which means that the car is never just powered by the hybrid system.
In the Buick LaCross, when you order the four cylinder, you will get Eassist.
In the Buick LaCross, when you order the four cylinder, you will get Eassist.
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