Buick Envista targets youth | Canada opposes seabed mining | UAW's threats of strike heat up

The 2024 Buick Envista subcompact crossover is being positioned as a step up for sedan owners who don't want the size of an SUV and as an accessible premium entry for consumers leaving other brands.

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