Owned an ‘02 Regal from 2008-‘12. Current daily is a ‘93 Roadmaster, but would buy another FWD 3800 if the right one found me.

Stop all the stupidity on your channel you may get subscribers. Stop being a cheap Kilmer copy

Still driving my 2000 Lesabre and not planning to quit anytime soon. Just past 180,000. Still has plenty to go. Spacious, quiet, tight and smooth.

My Buick lacrosse 2013 is bulletproof

I had such good luck with VERY USED old big Buicks (1963 Electra 225, 1972 LeSabre and 1981 Park Ave.) in my life (those were the only cars I owned between 1978 and 1990!) that the only 2 NEW cars I bought were "big" Buicks. First one was a 1990 LeSabre that I bought new at the old man age of 28. I replaced it with a new 2006 Lucerne (The replacement for the LeSabre AND Park Avenue.) It's basically a Cadillac DTS, but for LeSabre cost! I'm keeping it until it explodes, because Buick no longer sells CARS, Then I'll probably go with a used Toyota Avalon (The Japanese Buick).

The Lesabre is one thing, but I think Park Avenues look good

I have a friend that owns Both of the cars

I have a 2000 Buick Century, a model that is certainly a downgrade from the LeSabres and Park Avenues. But still a great value old car, comfortable and reliable.

I have an 01 I bought for $3000 with 60k miles and no one ever sat in the back seat

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My dad bequeathed me a '94 Buick RoadMaster in 2005. It had 150K miles on it and glided over the road like butter. I could fit my goalie son and 3 of his teammates in it, with all their bags & sticks in the trunk. My son drove that until about 250K, when he couldn't take the "coolness" anymore. Buick makes some great road yachts.

Drive an 03 Park Avenue now as a daily. 70,000 miles and going ✌✌

I currently own a 2002 black buick regal GS 3800 series 2 supercharged As well as a 2000 black regal GS a 2000 ruby red buick century 2000 edition. Close friend and myself are currently restoring a 1987 buick electra park avenue with the T package. White with red leather interior. Extremely rare car. My buicks are all in mint condition with relatively low mileage. Great cars.

Got an 03 LeSabre right now, had it 8 years 👍😎 had some strange issues like dash cluster lamps burnt out and FINALLY gave up on rear air ride, but other than normal wear and tear items, front struts, coil pack, etc been one of the best cars I've had 💪👍💯😁( runner up was a 94 Cherokee sport that, if not for the undercarriage disintegrating, would have still been on road after 350K miles!!)

My aunts and uncles in Ohio always drove Buicks and ford crown Vic’s. They’d literally drive them for 20 years until they rusted away. Super comfortable.

Ive had an 87 somerset, first car. A 96 regal gs, and ive had a 2014 lacrosse premium. All great cars, never a problem between the 3. That Lacrosse was the nicest car ive ever been in. The interiour was plum purple, charcoal grey, black, and wood grain. I promise it looked better than it sounds. I miss that car so much, i want another one.

I sold mine with 157K on it, 4 years later, I saw the new owner, the car's paint is now bad, but it has 425K miles on it...

Got one! LOL My dad left me a 95 LeSabre Custom. Not 205hp. I think this one was 190hp. It's fine, wasn't planning on racing any Chargers. Car runs great, seats are great, so is the stereo. Cup holders suck and no pockets anywhere like modern cars. And this one has the skinnier rims so skinny tires. Had trouble finding white walls. Yep, car seems to like right with em on. I changed al the struts and front springs, changed the oil, new air filter, had the throttle body cleaned and had to fix some kind of throttle sensor bc the car's idle would race up in Park. No leakes of any kind, car passes smog easily. I guess it gets good mileage, I don't know, I like driving 80+. Also, every other car has to race me bc I'm driving an out of style senior car and people's pride can't accept being smoked by a 30 year old Buick! LOL Great leather seats, tons of adjustable from both power front seats. Wish it had a CD player. Yeah, I know CD's are out of date, but I like choosing exactly what I want, not some satellite station. The paint has seen better days. It's gold so the fine scratches are showing and the roof has a small circle of rust, oh well. The headliner finally started falling down near the sun visors, not sure how much worse that's gonna get. Car also got a new battery. Starts great every time no exceptions. I love the huge gas tank, less filling up. Only things I'm gonna do is fix some of the door lights, a few trim pieces outside, wash and wax and good to go. Oh and a steering wheel cover. Believe it or not, Walmart had a great cover, same color as the interior (tan) with some gold piping. Matches what's in there, exactly. and good enough. Oh and eventually I'll replace the spark plugs. After 100,000 miles it just seems like a good thing to do. LOL

I have a 2005 Buick Park Avenue SE two tone sliver & black’ own it now for 11 years brought it with 80k miles now over 240k miles and had to replace the transmission once with the dealership who redone the engine’ I get 20 mpg in the city and has even gotten 35 mpg on the highway! Nice running smooth ride still running strong as my daily driver’ I will get the interior and exterior redone and retire it as a only weekend driven Car Show vehicle Buying a Buick Enclave

I have a 2001 buick park as a second car , had it for four years and I havev248,000 on it and still going , minimal maintenance at all

Best $2100 bucks I ever spent! Going strong

05 LeSabre here. Big upgrade from my 11 Sorento.

Even nowadays People still have Buick lesabre As Frist cars and they from 1997-2005 along with people who buy 2012-2017 Cars aswell

My 1998 Buick Park Ave. is much better looking and fire more comfortable than any of these new crappy plastic E egg shaped cars that are so freaking ugly

I currently have a 1998 Buick Park Ave. it floats down the highway is super comfortable has plenty of power gets good gas mileage and is an excellent car. When I was 18 years old. I bought my first Buick Riviera and absolutely loved it. It was faster than my friends, Camaros and shovels. There is nothing wrong with the Buick after all it’s only one step below Cadillac.

Great video and I 100% agree on Buick value being slept on by most people. I have owned more than few Buicks over the years and currently I have an 07 Lucerne (V8 super with 200k miles) and also a 2017 lacrosse with low miles, they are both incredibly comfortable and reliable.

About to purchase an 05 unicorn Park Avenue with 84000 miles on that bulletproof 3800 engine. It won't win a beauty content but the thing just runs, and runs, and runs...

I bought a 2000 LeSabre about a year ago for 2k and it was still like new! ILOVE IT! I think it looks GREAT!

2003 Century here- purchased in 2009 with 61K miles and it was in near new condition maintained by original owner who only took it to the dealer for her "checkups." I drove it for 10 years without the need of any major equipment replacement needs-- just the std. fluid changes, tires, etc. In 2020 with 130K miles I had to start making some investments = things wear out. It cost me ~$9K from 2020-2023 to "remake her" = bring her back to full reliability, I could not not dump this girl who has taken such good care of me. None of these expenses were engine or trans related but there's plenty of other moving parts that get tired. I drive ~8K miles per year and I drive it with "mature respect" for both our ages demand that. I think she will outlive me (at least that's my plan).

Bought a 2015 LeSabre brand new. A great "Grandpa" car! Plenty of power, very comfotable. Started using too much gas, nobody could figure out why. Sold it for a good price.

I love my 1982 big red 200 that thing kicks ass

There are FAR FAR more Ford Panther Platform vehicles on the road in 2024 than Buicks.

I have a 250 and 350 in brand new position. Love and will never sell them

95 Buick Le Sabre was my first car I learned to drive when I was 15-19 years old

Only order Buicks are reliable

Dud you say le saberay? Wtf

Just bought a 2006 Lucerne. It's a slick ride.

Best powertrains

I have a 2004 Buick Regal GS. 139,000 miles. (same 240 hp as the stock 2004 BMW). Same lines. The power is great for a 3,500 lb car! $4,000 for the car and $1000 to make it safe and reliable, two years ago in Florida.

The 3800 is one of the best engines ever made. Great reliability. I've had LeSabre and Park Avenue and love 'em both. Kinda hankering for the supercharged Park Avenue, but that's about the only thing I'd give up my LeSabre for.

I NOW WANT TO OWN ONE

just bought a 98 century last month so far i have put 420 into it hope to be done spending money lol. at least it is not a bmw

What about Lucerne?

I drive a 2002 Buick Regal the 3800 engine in these cars are indestructible it’s been the greatest first car I’ve owned

I see tons of these 00-05 LeSabres on the roads of the Midwest as of 2023. I see a little less of the Park Ave, but when I do see one, they're alwayw very clean.

I have a 2005 LaCrosse I bought from a friends’ mom. Has 54k on it. It had been sitting in her garage for 3 years as she had to give up driving. Had to put in a new battery, and I changed the oil, coolant and transmission fluid. It drives very smoothly. Hoping it lasts a long time.

I currently own a 2001 Park Avenue . Its more comfortable than any new car on the road today and it has one of the best engines ever made . It has 172k miles and I intend to bring it to 300k miles

Lacrosses any good?

We have a 1998 and a 2004 LeSabre. These are great cars and they are not leaving anytime soon. Just do your maintenance and enjoy the ride.

I have a 98 and love it. I think it handles great.