2006 Buick Terraza Review Summaries

What reviewers liked most about the Buick Terraza:

Inside, there is a useful roof rail system that offers a variety of solutions for storage and entertainment with the pieces being easily moved or added as the owner sees fit.

-- Edmunds.com

The PhatNoise entertainment option clearly breaks new ground in-car entertainment systems.

-- New Car Test Drive

The second-row captain's chairs are as tall, comfortable and supportive as the front seats.

-- New Car Test Drive

What reviewers liked least about the Buick Terraza:

Side mirrors generate wind noise at highway speed.

-- Consumer Guide

Steering somewhat vague at highway speeds.

-- Consumer Guide

It doesn't offer side air curtains for the rear compartment.

-- New Car Test Drive

Buick Terraza Comparisons:

Middle of the pack among minivans.

-- Consumer Guide

The V6 power plant is down on power compared to its competitors, but it still manages to provide adequate acceleration.

-- Edmunds.com

Better than some, but not quite up to par with Honda and Toyota, the Terraza should be very appealing to those who hate the look of minivans but need the features and convenience of a seven-passenger vehicle.

-- Edmunds.com

The Terraza is designed to compete with the Chrysler Town & Country, Mercury Monterey, Toyota Sienna, and Chrysler Pacifica.

-- New Car Test Drive

Best one-liner about the Buick Terraza:

It may sort of look like an SUV, but it isn't one.

-- New Car Test Drive