2027 Buick Regal TourX Colors Guide – There is no 2027 Buick Regal TourX. Buick discontinued the Regal TourX (along with the rest of the Regal lineup in North America) after the 2020 model year as the brand shifted fully to SUVs and crossovers. No official plans, announcements, or color information exist for a 2027 TourX revival from Buick or GM as of mid-2026.
The article below covers the confirmed exterior (and related interior) colors from the actual production years (2018–2020), notes the model’s status for U.S. buyers, and references current Buick color trends for context. Information draws from manufacturer order guides, official brochures, and automotive reference sources such as GM Authority.
History of the Buick Regal TourX in the USA
The Buick Regal TourX was a ruggedized station wagon introduced for the 2018 model year. It featured raised ride height, body cladding, standard all-wheel drive, a 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder engine (250 hp / 295 lb-ft), and strong cargo capacity. It competed conceptually with vehicles like the Subaru Outback and European all-road wagons. Production for the U.S. market ended after 2020.
2018–2020 Buick Regal TourX Exterior Colors
Across its three model years, the TourX offered a consistent core palette of roughly eight exterior colors (with minor adjustments by year and trim). Availability sometimes varied by base (1SV), Preferred, or Essence trim, and certain paints carried a premium charge.
Confirmed colors included:
- Summit White (standard / included on most trims; paint code GAZ / WA-8624)
- Sport Red (included on higher trims; not always available on base)
- Rioja Red Metallic (premium; G0Y / WA-491C)
- Dark Moon Blue Metallic (premium; GDX / WA-467B)
- Quicksilver Metallic (also referenced as Switchblade Silver Pearl; premium; GAN / WA-636R)
- Ebony Twilight Metallic (premium; GB9 / WA-507B)
- Smoked Pearl Metallic (premium; GR5 / WA-509B)
- White Frost Tricoat (higher-premium tri-coat; GP6 / WA-486B or similar)
For 2020, Satin Steel Metallic (or Satin Steel Gray Metallic) was added as an extra-cost option on some configurations.
Premium metallic and tri-coat paints typically added several hundred dollars. Base models had more restricted availability for certain reds, blues, and the white tricoat.
Interior Color Options for the Regal TourX
Interior choices were simpler and centered on two main themes with Ebony accents standard:
- Shale (cloth or leather-appointed, depending on trim)
- Ebony (cloth or leather-appointed)
Higher Essence trims offered leather-appointed seating. Combinations paired cleanly with the exterior palette above.
Current Status and Why No 2027 Colors Exist
Buick ended North American sales of the Regal Sportback and TourX after 2020 amid low demand for wagons and a strategic shift to crossovers/SUVs (Enclave, Envision, Encore GX, etc.). The Regal name continues in other markets (notably China), but no U.S. TourX or equivalent wagon has returned. Recent reports discuss potential future Buick sedans on updated platforms around the late 2020s, but nothing confirms a TourX-style wagon or 2027 model-year colors.
Any “2027 Buick Regal TourX colors” search results at this time refer either to used/prior-year vehicles, aftermarket touch-up paint catalogs, or speculative content.
Color Trends from Current Buick Models (for Context)
While no TourX exists, recent Buick vehicles (such as the 2027 Enclave) continue offering refined neutrals plus selective bold options. Examples from current Buick palettes include deep blues, metallic greens, whites/tricoats, blacks, silvers, and grays—many carrying premium pricing and trim restrictions. These trends emphasize sophisticated, non-flashy hues that would logically extend to any future wagon if one were ever approved.
Buying a Used Buick Regal TourX in the United States
U.S. buyers interested in the TourX’s unique combination of wagon practicality, AWD, and quiet Buick refinement should focus on 2018–2020 examples. Check paint condition carefully (especially cladding and lower body areas), verify service history for the turbo engine and AWD system, and confirm color codes via the vehicle’s build sheet or door sticker for accurate touch-up paint matching. Popular colors such as Dark Moon Blue Metallic, Quicksilver Metallic, and Summit White remain easy to find in the used market.