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Saw my first TourX in the wild today.

We should get a NH Tourx meet in Manchester sometime..

I think we have a disproportionate amount of Tour X's up here in New Hampshire. Mine is a smoke grey Essence in Bedford. If you ever see one on 293 or 93 between Manchester and the MA state line, chances are it's me.
 
I think we have a disproportionate amount of Tour X's up here in New Hampshire. Mine is a smoke grey Essence in Bedford. If you ever see one on 293 or 93 between Manchester and the MA state line, chances are it's me.

i am Londonderry, also smoked. look for the MachoMan 😉
 
I think we have a disproportionate amount of Tour X's up here in New Hampshire. Mine is a smoke grey Essence in Bedford. If you ever see one on 293 or 93 between Manchester and the MA state line, chances are it's me.
Probably the AWD features are great there. I wanted it for Florida heavy rain water ponding on the highways
 
i am Londonderry, also smoked. look for the MachoMan 😉
I have only seen one other one on the road. It is white and from the town across the bridge. I had trouble finding many in dealer lots for sale once I learned (my assumption) from helping a friend look for a vehicle that 2020 TourX must be non existent so I started looking for and purchased a 2019 which I love but have less than 500 miles on it to this point
 
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Noticed one today for the first time, in Adams MA.
(Around 3:30, turning left from Maple Street at the President McKinley statue.)
Really nice looking wagon for sure.
Even liked the color, red but not like the typical automotive red that just seems to be begging for a speeding ticket.
But just as I previously calculated that Subaru has been selling sixty-something Outbacks for every TourX, that's probably how many Outbacks I saw today.
 
Noticed one today for the first time, in Adams MA.
(Around 3:30, turning left from Maple Street at the President McKinley statue.)
Really nice looking wagon for sure.
Even liked the color, red but not like the typical automotive red that just seems to be begging for a speeding ticket.
But just as I previously calculated that Subaru has been selling sixty-something Outbacks for every TourX, that's probably how many Outbacks I saw today.
There appears to only be one white one here in our area in addition to our black one. Local dealer has white and gray ones for sale. I tried to buy locally but they wanted too much for the gray one considering it also did not have sights and sounds package the other 3 had that we considered before getting a great deal on the metallic black one
 
I saw a white Tour X on 101 heading west in Amherst, NH last night around 8:45pm. It seems to me that Buick has sold a lot of these in NH. There are still 1000 Suburus to every Tour X at least. In my town the BMW and Audi wagons are pretty popular as well.
 
Not the first but saw a White Tour-X parked at my local Publix last week. Sticker on rear shows it was bought at the Buick dealer in Leesburg FL.

Was at my dealer, Danny Len Buick in Mt. Dora FL. Still has two 2019’s in stock. One White. One Maroon.
I tried to deal with Danny Len for the red one or the white one. At the time, they did not want to go as low as teh Bartow dealer did for its only one (Metallic Black). the Danny Len red one has sold and now the white one is shown on website at a super price if anyone wants it. Guess they decided to get rid of it after all.
 
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I live in the heavily populated (and heavily trafficked) Silicon Valley/S.F. Bay area and I have yet to see another Tour X on the road. The only one besides mine that I've ever seen is parked in a driveway that I pass by when biking. That Tour X owner also has a Pontiac G6. I like the exclusivity of my Tour X. Makes me glad I didn't buy a Subaru Outback as I see MANY of those in my travels.
 
A few weeks ago, downtown Dallas.
 

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Is this that big of a deal? I am in a rural town and we use one everyday as one of our loaners. Owner drove it for a little bit and as long as its avalible we literly let almost anyone have it that is in for service and needs a car, even if it's for half a day. Sometimes our loaners are out days at a time. My dealer is pretty awesome when it comes to customer service. Small town everyone knows everyone kinda deal.
 
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Is this that big of a deal?

Depends on where you live. Since they were released, not counting my car, I've seen two TourXs, 8 Sportbacks, and zero GS. This includes going to the dealer to buy my TourX, where I didn't see any others.

However, those numbers are also deceiving. I had a one week trip to Michigan, which accounts for one TourX and one Sportback. I had a little over a week in Calgary/Banff, where I saw 5 Sportbacks. The TourX is not sold in Canada, and given Banff is a popular tourist destination, I suspect most, if not all, were rentals.

Outside of those, at home in So Cal, with an hour and a half spent commuting ~50 miles round trip between Orange County and LA County on weekdays, I have seen a single TourX and two Sportbacks.

When i started looking at the TourX in March, there were less than 80 for sale in a 100+ mile radius. The vast majority were leftover 2018s, so they just weren't selling. For reference, the single closest Toyota dealer has over 80 2019 Camrys in stock, and there are over 40 Toyota dealers in the same radius.
 
Depends on where you live. Since they were released, not counting my car, I've seen two TourXs, 8 Sportbacks, and zero GS. This includes going to the dealer to buy my TourX, where I didn't see any others.

However, those numbers are also deceiving. I had a one week trip to Michigan, which accounts for one TourX and one Sportback. I had a little over a week in Calgary/Banff, where I saw 5 Sportbacks. The TourX is not sold in Canada, and given Banff is a popular tourist destination, I suspect most, if not all, were rentals.

Outside of those, at home in So Cal, with an hour and a half spent commuting ~50 miles round trip between Orange County and LA County on weekdays, I have seen a single TourX and two Sportbacks.

When i started looking at the TourX in March, there were less than 80 for sale in a 100+ mile radius. The vast majority were leftover 2018s, so they just weren't selling. For reference, the single closest Toyota dealer has over 80 2019 Camrys in stock, and there are over 40 Toyota dealers in the same radius.

My local dealer has had 2 TourX during the production run, many Sportbacks, and no GS.

The only other TourX I've seen in the wild was the other one that the local dealer sold. As I said I took a 3500 mile trip in late June/early July and saw no TourX or Sportback on the trip.
 
Is this that big of a deal? I am in a rural town and we use one everyday as one of our loaners. Owner drove it for a little bit and as long as its avalible we literly let almost anyone have it that is in for service and needs a car, even if it's for half a day. Sometimes our loaners are out days at a time. My dealer is pretty awesome when it comes to customer service. Small town everyone knows everyone kinda deal.

Let me illustrate... Today I drove from Albuquerque to Gallup along I-40, roughly 130 miles.

I saw ZERO TourX or Regal Sportbacks but I saw TWO Dodge Magnums (both headed east and roughly 50 miles apart). Now I realize that there were over 100,000 of those built during the model run but the last one rolled off the assembly line ELEVEN YEARS AGO.
 
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Let me illustrate... Today I drove from Albuquerque to Gallup along I-40, roughly 130 miles.

I saw ZERO TourX or Regal Sportbacks but I saw TWO Dodge Magnums (both headed east and roughly 50 miles apart). Now I realize that there were over 100,000 of those built during the model run but the last one rolled off the assembly line ELEVEN YEARS AGO.
GM Buick must have never promoted the tour X or most people don't like them as we do. as a result they will be a rare breed by today automotive standards. Am I correct 2019 was last year for them in United States as a Buick
 
I saw a white Tour X on 101 heading west in Amherst, NH last night around 8:45pm. It seems to me that Buick has sold a lot of these in NH. There are still 1000 Suburus to every Tour X at least. In my town the BMW and Audi wagons are pretty popular as well.
I did not see one other TourX all from Friday morning to today in 1000 miles of road travel. (NH, MA & NY)
 
I saw an elusive GS today in Richardson, TX. Black with dark tinted windows.
 
GM Buick must have never promoted the tour X or most people don't like them as we do. as a result they will be a rare breed by today automotive standards. Am I correct 2019 was last year for them in United States as a Buick

It appears from another thread that the TourX will hang on at least one more year. 2020 specs have been released with not much change at all.
 
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