During July 2021, a base Buick Envision discount of $1,700 is available to all buyers nationwide. The cashback offer grows to $2,700 when a $500 Buick / GMC loyalty cash incentive is included along with a $500 cash allowance for buyers who finance their purchase with GM Financial.
Meanwhile, an interest-free financing offer is also available, and is eligible for combination with a $500 Buick / GMC loyalty cash incentive or a $500 Western Select Market Conquest incentive.
To clarify, all of the aforementioned Tri-Shield incentives are exclusive to second-generation 2021 Envision models, and the maximum rebates are reserved for current owners and lessees of 2007 model year or newer select GM or non-GM vehicles, according to select U.S. markets. Competitive lease offers are also available in select markets.
There are no more manufacturer discounts offered for 2020 Envision models.
Buick Envision Incentives
Nationwide Buick Envision discount offers during the month of July 2021 are as follows:
- Discount Offers: $1,700 cash allowance + $500 Buick GMC Loyalty Cash + $500 cash allowance when financing with GM Financial = $2,700 total rebate
- Finance Offers:
- 0 percent APR for up to 72 months + $500 Buick GMC Loyalty Cash
- 0 percent APR for up to 72 months + $750 Western Select Market Conquest Cash
- Observed in the Los Angeles area market
- Lease Offer: $249 a month for 36 months
- Applies to 2021 Envision FWD Preferred
- Ultra low-mileage lease with 10,000 miles per year
- $3,359 due at signing for current GM employees and eligible family members who are current lessees of 2016 model year or newer select GM vehicles (after all offers)
- $0 security deposit
- Offer observed in Detroit area market
The aforementioned offers will remain valid through August 2nd, 2021.
Buick Envision Pricing
For reference, here are the 2021 Buick Envision models and their respective starting MSRPs, $1,195 destination freight charge included:
- Preferred – $32,995
- Essence – $37,195
- Avenir – $41,595
For those who may not be familiar with the product line, it’s worth highlighting the fact that 2020 was the final model year for the first-generation Envision, as the 2021 Buick Envision represents the first run of the second-generation model.
Disclaimers
- Must take delivery by August 2nd, 2021.
- See dealer for details.
- Incentive for the United States of America, unless otherwise specified.
- Some customers may not qualify for this Buick Envision discount offer.
- Offers not available with special finance, lease, and some other offers.
We strive to provide accurate and up-to-date information about the vehicles and their incentives in question, but errors and misprints can happen. In addition, the manufacturer can change incentive information at any time and without notice. Always consult with your dealer regarding color availability information before making purchase decisions. GM Authority will not be held responsible for any misprints, typos or any other errors.
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Comments
Just purchased one, few cars look better in person but this one does. Beautiful machine has great proportions and very clean styling. The hood is about 9” longer than my Traverse. Anyway the incentives are good, plenty of inventory and used cars trade at a premium. I traded my lease early and they paid my leases GMC and gave me $5000 toward Buick. I checked Vroom and they were solid too at $4500 over. I think it’s a great time to buy.
I don’t care how nice it might be, the Chinese seek to dominate us and buying one majorly funds their ambitions. I try very hard and purchase virtually nothing from China. There are almost always alternatives. It costs more usually but one doesn’t have feed the enemy. I just purchased a US made lawn care product for $700 where the cheap plastic Chinese product was $250 but I don’t care; I use it with pride. It’s very well made and made by Americans. I’d personally be embarrassed to drive a China-car.
Made in China = NO!
So is my phone, TV, iPad, and antibiotics…….
Shop with care; it’s not ALL made in China.
Quit buying them…problem solved.
I agree no respect for the American worker. Low wage foreign labor more money in Mary’s pocket. Maybe she should move there and give up her American luxuries. The lower case GM is becoming a foreign car company. Made in china not for me.
Sheep logic: I prefer the Japanese and Koreans exploiting American workers (no free union allowed) rather than supporting AMERICAN brands! Toyota, Honda and now Hyundai and Kia have been killing so many American brands for decades and you sheeple are causing this for not supporting American brands! Every Japanese car you buy the profit goes to Tokyo sheeple!
A friend, her youngest brother works at the Maryville, OH. for over 20 years now. He Started with GM and U.A.W. and over time was out of a job with GM as they downsized. At Honda he made $1.00 an hour less then he made at GM. He has been treated really well at Honda to his experience with GM. Honda might pay less but benefits offered are far better.
And, that $1/hr difference is even less when you take out the union dues.
Can’t support communism and Uighur abuse of humans no matter what their beliefs happen to represent.
My electronics and clothing are made in other non communistic countries. Yes, I may pay tad more but it’s not Chinese. My first choice is always in made in America and don’t mind paying bit more…again not Chinese.
As we all know, and with history, the more you buy from the Chinese the more power and money they have to buy American companies to control, (Japan) and lend money to other countries to barter for military bases to control as part of their manifesto. And as we all know, corporations that see $ sign for every Chinese is not part of the solution. Japan owns tons of American companies.
According to data, the Cartels may be interested in buying American businesses as they accumulate hundreds of millions of dollars on drug and people transport per day, to control and influence politicians for campaign contributions as well.
Crazy times.
I would argue Buick is no longer an American brand. They only build one product here and only sell three similar FWD CUVS in the US. Meanwhile in China, they sell ten models including five sedans that so many lament the loss of here. It appears to me that gm only maintains a small presence in the US market so as to be able to sell cars to the Chinese with the allure that it’s an American brand but it truthfully isn’t. Not anymore. It’s now a Chinese brand selling cars in the US. The once-great Detroit automaker now known as lowercase gm transferred Buick out of Flint and America some time ago. Toyota, Honda, BMW, etc. by contrast have invested in America and hire Americans. I’d rather buy a BMW SAV made by Americans in Spartanburg than a Buick Envision made by the Chinese. So what about profits…they only go in Mary’s already stuffed purse. By contrast BMW puts money in American workers’ pockets. The world has changed.
I think it comes down to what kind of country we want to have in the future. Two generations ago, we were told we do not need factory jobs in the US no longer- we “had a lock” on the higher-paying engineering and design jobs. Well guess what? The Chinese learned to build a car so now they are taking over the engineering and design jobs. The new “blue collar” jobs are in fast-food and retail.
Regarding the Envasion- er, Envision, I think that it is unconscionable that GM would send a 0 US content vehicle to be sold in the US when plants like Orion and Fairfax are running under capacity. It is bad enough when gm’s compact CUVs are imported from South Korea, but the Envision is a premium CUV- not a Chevy Spark. Also, the amount of pain, misery, and discourse the Chinese created with the Coronavirus, why in God’s name would you want to promote a country like that?
There are plenty of US and Canadian build CUVs in Envision’s price class that should be considered instead of this communist designed and built vehicle.
I was overlooking this made in China narrative against Buick until pretty recently. In my judgment it was a drop in the monstrous Chinese economy bucket and the boycotting a brand would not make any difference , i was like we already lost the battle considering that our toothpastes to all the auto parts to all electronics, virtually every good is made in China.
But after heard about Uyghurs situation now it makes the whole world of sense and it’s a moral obligation to boycott Chinese made products. Because you don’t know if it’s a product of slave Uyghur labor or not which currently couple millions of them confined in concentration camps.