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The 2012 Buick Verano has a four cylinder engine, and while some test drivers said that it produces adequate power, others noted that it feels weak during highway passing. The 2012 Verano gets an EPA-estimated 21-32 mpg city-highway, which is on par for the class. While some reviewers pointed out that the Verano is not a sport sedan, they still appreciated its composed handling, communicative steering and strong brakes. They agreed that the Veranos ride remains very comfortable whether youre cruising down a smooth highway or traversing a pockmarked city street. Reviewers said that the 2012 Buick Veranos interior is attractive and filled with luxurious materials, and some were pleased with its quiet ride. They said the five-seat Verano features spacious and comfortable front seats, and the back seat offers enough head- and legroom for two, provided the people up front arent too tall. The Veranos trunk measures 15.2 cubic feet, which is large for the class. Additionally, auto writers were pleased with the Veranos straightforward center stack, which features clearly marked controls and a touch-screen display with sharp graphics. Standard features include dual-zone automatic climate control and Buicks IntelliLink infotainment system, which comes with a 7-inch touch screen, satellite radio, Bluetooth and a USB port. Options when it was new include rear parking sensors, a Bose premium audio system, leather upholstery and push-button start.