1985 Buick LeSabre Collectors Edition | For Sale $9,900

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[@billdimitroff898]

I owned the exact same vehicle from 1987-1995. Best car ever! If I win the lottery, I'll come and get this one.

[@davidrockefeller2007]

How did it drive compared to todays cars? Does it feel like driving a tank?

[@billdimitroff898]

@@davidrockefeller2007 It drove like luxury and power combined with safety.

[@billdimitroff898]

@@davidrockefeller2007 A tank? No. It felt powerful, smooth and comfortable. I had a tranny with overdrive set to kick in at 85 kph, then it purrred.

[@davidrockefeller2007]

@@billdimitroff898 thanks for letting me know. I might want one of these one day.

[@TVHouseHistorian]

FANTASTIC car. I don't know if Buick ever built their own motors, but I seem to remember a distinct "growl," if you will, that only Buick motors had. I also loved hearing the transmission belt whine through every gear shift, which I remember being very characteristic of both Buick and Pontiac of this time period. What I don't get about G.M is why they would make such a decked-out LeSabre (stunning as it is) when a person could upgrade to a Park Avenue and get exactly the same calibre of car for probably less money. I mean, a lot of what went into these special edition LeSabres was stuff that was already included in the Park Avenue, so what was the point? LOL

[@Los_Chanchulleros]

Buick made their own V8, and Land Rover use them util 2004. There's aftermarket parts for them. So you can easily build a good 80s Buick 350 with aluminum heads, multiport fuel injection and all the modern goodies that actually exist.

[@michaela.2261]

I had that car back in the day most comfortable and plush interior I ever had .

[@jeffshadow2407]

I bought my 1984 (Olympic Editions, all!) Buick LeSabre Limited Coupe with 64,456 miles from Copart in Des Moines, Iowa. It was a barn-storage deal that had not been driven for 16 years. Cool thing; no rodent damage at all. I paid $1,950 for it and the transporter was offered up to $10,000 as it was delivered cross country to California!

[@clyde7059]

Are you sure it doesn't have the Olds 307, 5 litre V8? It's my understanding that the 307 V8 was used as the 5.0 litre by Oldsmobile, Buick, and Cadillac, while the 305 V8, in those days, anyways, was used by Chevrolet and Pontiac. By the 1990 production year, as I understand it, GM had stopped making the carburated 307 V8 and so Chevrolet and Cadillac used the updated, throttle-body, fuel injected Chevy 305 V8. If Pontiac was putting a 5.0 V8 in the 1990 Firebird, as the base engine, it was, most likely, an EFI version of the 305 V8.

[@midrangetorque]

I thought those had the Olds 307 too. Still a 5L, but I think the Olds 307 had a tiny bit more horsepower.

[@neilouellette3004]

You are correct. Buick used the Olds 307 in the 1985 LeSabre's. No other V8 was used for 1985.

[@shane864]

It definitely had the 307, that was the V8 these all had.

[@Factory_Muff]

It’s the 307 not 305

[@lep8622]

I had the same car same condition. Swapped the motor for a 350 Rocket 🚀

[@capecodcuda]

Gorgeous example

[@billjones918]

It's actually an Oldsmobile 307 v-8...

[@starfirestudio.8236]

63 V6 Classic Buick special, 55k 95% restored 507 530 4088 $3,000 BO

[@DavidR-ub2dp]

and the Fleetwood Cadillac had the olds 307 til 1990 to hen they were fitted with the 5.7 Chevrolet 350

[@derrickjackson6737]

This Buick lesabre limited is Timeless 4 ever last yr V8

[@fernandorocha6486]

Very beautifull this Buick LeSabre 85. I love this car and interessed. How much? What is the price? I want this car

[@neilouellette3004]

It's in the heading above. $9,900 (507)-386-1726. In 1993, I bought a 1985 Buick Lesabre Collectors Edition and it had the most luxurious ride and people stared at you. Consumer Reports has it as one of the most trouble free cars built. You would love it. The only thing he says it has the 5.0 Chevy 305 motor. he's mistaken. Buick only used the 5.0 Oldsmobile 307 motor in the 1985 Buick LeSabre. If you buy it, you'll never regret it. Nice sporty high end luxury car for 1985.

[@uniqueclassiccars]

Fernando! We are asking $9900 but give me a call and we can talk. Jeff 507-386-1726

[@DavidR-ub2dp]

bop Buick Pontiac and olds shared the same engine any Buick Pontiac that had a v8 as an option it normally has a olds 307

[@Ray-gw4ll]

What is the price on the Lincoln ( g I would like to know the price on that we need can Continental I would like to know the price on that green Lincoln Continental

[@patrickflohe7427]

Beautiful car, but they didn’t have Chevy 305. It’s an Olds 307 4 BBL

[@wolfzr2]

Quadrajet 650 carbs on those Olds 307's.

[@rmtile7126]

Is she for sale and if so how much?

[@Tahoe95]

How in the world does a 2 owner car have 34k mileage. The engine wasn't even broken in.

[@kevinkottal9399]

Nice....

[@antoniopinales8669]

Is this car still available

[@uniqueclassiccars]

No I'm sorry this vehicle has been sold, to see our full current inventory check us out at www.uniquemankato.com. Or give us a call for any questions you might have at 507-386-1726!

[@Tahoe95]

This is worth more than 9,900 dollars.

[@DavidR-ub2dp]

wrong !! it had an olds 307 small block v8 5.0

[@brianfeeney3936]

chill

[@Factory_Muff]

307

[@andrewdannunzio5283]

Howuch

[@billjones918]

Buick and Chevrolet NEVER worked together...

[@Los_Chanchulleros]

Mmm... 1998-2002 Camaro with a Buick 3800 V6 under the hood?

[@Josehernandez-69]

Is this car still available?

[@uniqueclassiccars]

This car has been sold, see current inventory here: www.uniqueclassiccars.com/vehicles/current

[@daisy3384]

We have this exact same model with 86k miles although CarMax indicates the odometer rolled over. Our friend gave it to us because she no longer drives. I do not know if there is a market for this kind of car. We tried to donate it last year until someone showed interest and then bailed. So we are kind of stuck with the car and not sure if it has any value. Any suggestions on how to dispose are appreciated 🙏 My friend loved this car and was hoping we'd give to a person who would appreciate it rather than a car donation non-profit.

[@Josehernandez-69]

@@daisy3384 can you send me info on the car you have like pictures, photos etc? I'm willing to take it.

[@Josehernandez-69]

@@daisy3384 hello

[@daisy3384]

@@Josehernandez-69 sorry..... didn't see this earlier. A neighbor's son is considering taking the car. How can he send you the photos and info?