1989 Buick Century Custom: Regular Car Reviews

[@LGR]

Ha, finally a car on RCR that I've owned. It's even the same color as mine was, although an earlier model of the same generation. Quite enjoyed that thing, I enjoyed keeping it unnecessarily pristine.

[@LGR]

Oh wow, I just noticed that the owner even added the _same steering wheel cover_ that I had on mine as well. Makes sense as it fits the interior better than any other I found, and _anything_ was better than the thing blue wheel underneath that felt like absolute garbage after crumpling apart from years of use.

[@Thickdickdaddy420]

damn i just watched the new tech tales a few minutes ago

[@TRJx86]

did not know you were a fan of RCR LGR.

[@scottieray]

Lazy Game Reviews My parents had the exact same car in '89. They were Boomers. This was all spot on. Before this we owned a diesel Oldsmobile that was The Neverending Story car.

[@digitalrailroader]

Para Soul and I'm about to go watch the new Tech Tales!

[@MilsurpMikeChannel]

No matter the type of car or era, I do appreciate a nice clean car from times gone by.

[@baronvonjo1929]

Most cars that are old always look like they are falling apart. But the few cars that are kept clean look like they might actually be good looking and aged well in appearance. Cleanliness just makes any car look so much better.

[@baronvonjo1929]

Oh wow. Rewatching videos cause eim bored and want to reply but just realized I already did the first time I watched this.... I need help....

[@christopherd2100]

@@baronvonjo1929 Well Mr regulars videos are good enough to rewatch. And this is a classic regular car, rarely seen here in mid 2020...

[@kvltizt]

Ford Tempos are never good tbh.

[@baronvonjo1929]

@@christopherd2100 I forget his videos and then come back. And I just see I already commented 2 times. 3rd time the charm!

[@RemixedVoice]

This is how 4AM is meant to be spent.

[@nbain66]

RemixedVoice At work watching this lol

[@bustedrav]

I'm future you, watching this at 4 am again, change your life, I will thank you when you get here.

[@notsocrabby9961]

Yes

[@notsocrabby9961]

@@bustedrav nah that's lame

[@truckernation7886]

Yes. It’s 4:03 am for me.

[@KevinC2793]

Fun fact, the A-Body was available in AWD in the form of the Pontiac 6000. Meaning you can easily convert one of these into an absolutely hilarious RWD sleeper.

[@TJC450]

I swear this is the only color I ever see this thing in.

[@vector6977]

TJC450 I call it grannie blue. had a aunt and her sister, my grand mother that both had a A body in this color.

[@97I30T]

TJC450 Now that you mention that you're absolutely right. It's either this weird blue or maroon.

[@JeffDeWitt]

My fathers last car was a maroon 84 Century.

[@shirakawanaoya]

Dont forget gold.

[@nathanieldking]

mine is a forest green. looks dark green in the day but Navy blue at night

[@SudosFTW]

My grandma is 90 and drove a 1996 ford taurus. if there's ever a car to come after the Century, it's the Taurus. "no heat, gotta save gas dearie" "no radio, gotta save gas dearie"

[@nochilllwill]

Sudos 😂😂

[@Toastmaster_5000]

Very true - all old people I knew either drove a Century or a Taurus.

[@TheFusdorah]

That's right. *DROVE*

[@BlargKing]

lol. heat doesn't even use more fuel.

[@Toastmaster_5000]

***** and the radio does? Sure, if you're going to get technical, the radio does put drag on the alternator. But if you're going to get that nitpicky, then using the heat (when it's cold outside) also adds drag due to the blower motor, and, the fact you're removing heat from the engine and lowering it's optimal temperature.

[@thenoodledrop]

“The official car of ‘This might be grandmas last Christmas’” One of the best lines RCR ever wrote

[@nicoufeizi1261]

God your examples are so specific but so spot on

[@Kihidokid]

Comedy comes from specificity

[@SupaEMT134]

Don't let this distract you from the fact that if you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, you may be entitled to financial compensation.

[@travishardaway6348]

Call GOLDBURG AND GOLDBURG to see if you are entitled

[@currier207]

My step grandfather died of that, family got $50,000 after the lawyer fee’s.

[@druffner]

I once saw an ad at 3 am that said "if you or a loved one has died of mesothelioma, you may be entitled to financial compensation etc." If my dad hadn't been watching TV with me nobody would believe me.

[@universetwisters3968]

My father had a 1986 Buick Century and he nailed the driver stereotype just right.

[@ExRev79]

We had a 86 as well, and nailed my father 100%. Ours was midnight blue and it had pinstriping, it was the limited model with the power antenna. We also had an 83 gray skylark as well.

[@SoloDallasII]

Except he seems to be describing the greatest generation, not Boomers.

[@RoundenBrown]

I admit, I do like that tail-light assembly that spans the entire width of the car.

[@yopacific]

This is incredible. Simply incredible. I worked at Buick when I was a teenager. The Century Wagon had gearing that allowed it to smoke the wheels......Nothing better.

[@carlover1816]

You know why they call them Centuries? Because you have to be 100 to drive one of them.

[@hahreemcbroom1959]

Car Lover nice

[@MrMistermoges]

or because driving one makes you feel like you're 100 years old. i know the one i had back in the day made me want to go to McDonalds for breakfast every day and sit in a booth by myself reading the paper.

[@noemiidraaa5057]

Car Lover lol I'm 20 and had one I bought it for $800 with like 96k miles best purchase I ever made someone put sugar water in its gas tank at some point and it's still running like a champ during this Chicago winter !

[@SoulTouchMusic93]

Noemii Draaa yeah, I kinda like this kind of cars. If I was in America I'd probably drive one of these. There's a limit at how fast you can go but there's no lit at how comfortable you can be while you are driving. But hey, currently driving another dad's car. An '04 jaguar x-type. 2l DIESEL! *dat 60 mpg tho!*

[@yoshiakik.5332]

What nationality are you?

[@27dcx]

remember back in the 90's when every old person's car was that exact shade of blue?

[@andrewswank4032]

I had a 96 as my first car. Amazes me that it looks almost identical to the 89. Wish I still had it. So many high school and college memories in that car. Loved the review!

[@moccina]

I owned the Cutlass version of this (1993)... passed on to me when my grandmother stopped driving. It was black cherry and I remember my grandma telling me this when she first bought it. It was as clean as the one shown here, I think it had 24k miles in 2013. It was a nice change of pace driving that car with the bench seat and auto trans. It just floats down the road.

[@safetytfh]

My dad had a 4cyl 1989 century. 0-60 in whenever.....maybe

[@wtlf1026]

Fernde09: My friend has a bumper sticker on his 1974 GMC C-1500 that reads “0-60 (Eventually)”

[@vette215]

O-60? Yes

[@SHBazTBone]

The old IRON DUKE... that thing was... anemic? I think that’s the right word. It was a wheezing example of 4 cylinder engineering.

[@blgarage9519]

@@SHBazTBone the iron duke was very good in Jeeps and small trucks. Where you never really need to rev it all that high as the Duke had a pretty good torque curve for them. It really shouldn't have been in most of the cars GM shoved it into

[@Shhteeve15]

89 Buick Century The official car of "Hey Momma, why do we shop at Walmart and not Target like all the other kids at my school?"

[@thejunkman]

More like; The car that come pre-stuffed with Werther's Originals and McDonalds "many happy returns" coffee mugs in the seats.

[@Shhteeve15]

thejunkman More like: The official car of Big Gulps left half empty and empty bags of Barbeque Chips, and solar powered bobble head flowers.

[@thejunkman]

Deeticus That would be in its second life as grandma's stoner grandson

[@EcclecticNerd]

My first car was my late great-grandfather's '89 Buick Century Custom. Definitely tried to 'do the century' on a back road in Eastern WI. Also, tried turning it into a rally car on a gravel road. SO NOSTALGIC.

[@thejunkman]

0:00-0:06 One car summed up in 5 seconds.

[@Evan2]

That was scary, how accurate that was.

[@Kihidokid]

Five seconds... 0-6? =5?

[@jarvisxiii]

This was my first car. My 1991 had a 4 speed with over-drive and was pretty peppy, or at least I drove like it was. The 3.3L was a great engine, it was based on the 3.8L and was bullet proof. They had a rough idle and loved to shake and rumble. GM replaced it with the garbage 3.1L that was plagued with problems like Intake manifold gasket issues and head issues. The 3.3L was a great car to learn engines with. You could disconnect the fuel injectors from the top of the motor. Locating problematic cylinders was no problem. I remember I was trying to figure out which injector was going bad and was able to keep the motor running on 3 cylinders. I just sold the car recently after owning it for 10 years. It broke my heart to see it go, but it was too reliable to just sit there being unused. I sold it to a reformed meth-head for 400 dollars.

[@wrxrob]

I tried selling my car to a "reformed meth-head for 400 dollars", and he crashed my bulletproof Nissan 200SX within minutes. Technically less than an hour later, he flipped the car on its roof less than a mile away. The bill of sale written on a burger king napkin saved me a lot of hassle.

[@andydanko7074]

That buick is clean...buicks always had such nice interiors, even the lower priced models.

[@Ragna___]

"No one knows you're drunk, when you're driving this". hahahahahahaha

[@shuichiboy]

"Time for church!" That's pretty much all you need to say about this car.

[@victorMD11]

This is the one good thing about mondays.

[@CalSticks]

This will be remembered as the golden age of RCR. I'm gonna be showing my grandchildren this stuff, for sure.

[@ipla27]

My father had an '86. When I arrived here, I was amazed by the power windows. And no fuel injection. 2.8 Carb. What a wonderful car.

[@starshiplazyboy475]

That bit about cutting out the newspaper articles really hit home.

[@SuperAWaC]

there's nothing i enjoy more in life than ＰＥＧＧＩＮＧ ...the speedometer

[@kaosfreak85]

My parents owned an '88 Olds Cutlass Ciara in silver. Watching this was throwing back some serious memories. I would play with the ash trays in the back seat by opening and closing them all the time. As you get older, you realize how big GM parts bin was and how everything looked the same no matter what the badge is on the car.

[@NFS4LFE]

Man, I was gonna have him review my '03 Century, but I guess this'll do. Basically the Bible thumper's drunk driving boat, but with a CD player.

[@kainhall]

i love my 99 century 3.1 is fast enough to be fun...but always leaves you wishing it was a regal with a surcharged 3.8.... and havent been pulled over for drunk driving my century......cops just think its granny trying to get home but...ive put as much money into the stereo as i have buying the car....it actually works really well as a platform for subs, amps, etc trunk is big enough for groceries and 2 subs..... and as for it being a boat....that car is one of the lightest cars around...3300 pounds wet.... the 3.1 just kills that cars speed....but i do like the intake noise from the 3.1.....its bark is a lot worse than its bite.... but a "regal"...or a century with an engine swap that only takes 4 bolts to do.... you dont mess with a regal.... they are actuallly damn fast.....able to keep up with mustangs, vettes.....and other things that were neutered in the 90s and early 2000s

[@Nate_S]

kain hall I had a 1990 supercharged regal...found it at a dealer, you know the story...old lady had it and passed away. probably my favorite car I've ever driven. and yes 100% it is a great sleeper..until I upgraded the exhaust lol

[@ab.3800]

kain hall I got an l67 Park Ave Ultra I was thinking bout either fixing it up (mainly needs cosmetic work) or swapping its motor and trans into my 96 Regal

[@iamnatman]

I still have my 93 regal with the 3.8. Absolutely love the thing. On top of the performance, they just last forever too. I'm at 389k miles now without ever rebuilding anything. If you can get past the granny look, they're comfortable, reliable, fast, and fairly cheap to keep running. I really wanted RCR to review it when they did their "southern stab" season.

[@555Tbird]

I loved my 2000 3.8 Impala, but at 230k, the radiator started leaking, and it was so rusty, it would've been impossible to remove it without breaking other shit.

[@joshuakozee5719]

Truly a regular car. well done.

[@TheGunfighter45acp]

"Back in the day" my high school had a Century for their Drivers Ed car. It was beige with a brown cloth interior.

[@ThePussukka]

How long ago was back in the day?

[@TheGunfighter45acp]

Puse back in the 80's when I was in HS.

[@ThePussukka]

+TheGunfighter45acp That sure was back in the day...

[@TheGunfighter45acp]

Puse Yup. Interestingly enough, the Drivers Ed teacher was also the HS's Head Football Coach. His personal car was also a Buick of a similar color. Coincidence? I think not...

[@MarshalStomm]

Back in my day, the (82-88) Century was the backup for the Drivers Ed car. Ours was Brown with a brown interior. Of course, this is made a lot sadder by the fact that this was in 2008.... Had to drive that junker when the Taurus got a flat.

[@Cammi_Rosalie]

One of my long past ex girlfriends had a 91 or 93 Century. (I can't remember which year.) Same color. Seems that most of them are that light blue. Same faux wire wheel hubcaps. Ran like a champ. Drove beautifully. I loved the full taillight strip, but the one thing about it bothered me was at night, it seemed to be wider in the middle due to the 4 bulbs had to be spaced out to make room for the reverse lights. (As a Star Wars fan, it reminded me of Darth Mauls shuttle engine from Phantom Menace. So with that, I could live with the displaced section of 4 lights.) We also installed a set of those cheap "Blazer" brand halogen fog lights under the front bumper. Added a bit of 20% tint to the back and 50% to the front side windows. My favorite thing about the car was that clever little map light. That thing was always on when we went anywhere after dark. It was just so handy to be able to see the little plastic floor-console /cupholder /CD rack thingy she had on the hump with that light right there. That, and the nice back seat for when we got "lost" on some dark, back road somewhere.😉😏 Again that little map light giving just the right amount of soft illumination back there.. Good times... I sometimes miss them both. Her and her Century...

[@PacificCoastAuto]

Much love for your videos. Thanks for the entertainment. I am always happy to see these in my feed.

[@F632-s4x]

My grandma used to drive one of these. That wood dash paneling and those powder blue cloth seats take me back 😄

[@UseLessInLife]

The words you choose are always great as always, its not a regular car review its art.

[@yellowbeanieboy2930]

It's SUNDAY. CHURCH DAY BRO!!!

[@gumballguy34]

SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY

[@adj789]

I like having Regular with my breakfast

[@Spearfisher1970]

same

[@Rillion22]

I like having breakfast at 4pm

[@jeffscomp]

adj789 does it keep you regular?

[@rb264ag]

I like to have breakfast regularly

[@wizardmix]

I'm regular after breakfast WHEN I'M POOPING!! GET IT?

[@MADelectriCITY]

Had a '93 Buick Century as my first car. Served me well for 7 years with no mechanical failures. That 3.3 started every time you asked without question. Bought from an old lady down the street and wish I never gave it to my sister.

[@oliverrojas7117]

Agree, an excellent motor.

[@yungtityboi7719]

TIIIIIME FOR CHUUUUUURCH

[@universalist42]

This review partly led me to go ahead and purchase that 1988 Buick Century. Loving it!

[@williwonti]

Best thing about these Buicks is how they still work great when converted 2/3 underbody rust.

[@alexmagee5743]

At 18-20, I thought it was really kinda bothersome when grandma sent me news articles. But now at 30, looking back, I really liked her articles. She can’t send them anymore. Love you GG

[@johnredbarley9043]

I thought that the newspaper article thing was exclusive to my grandmother haha

[@JetteVetteGS]

Love it. When I was young and broke and just needed something that would get me to work I had owned two of these, a '90 and a '91. I discovered that if these cars spent their life in the north that the brake lines would rust through and eventually blow under the pressure of heavy braking....and thus endeth the life of the first Century I had. A friend of mine knew a guy who was selling a '91 Century cheap, so I bought that one and used my wrecked '90 as a parts car, which worked well. I drove the '91 for awhile and also had a brake line blow due to rust on that car as well. Luckily I didn't wreck it when the brake line blew. Eventually I hit a curb pretty hard with the rear wheel and literally ripped the suspension off the unibody. And thus endeth the life of the second Century I had. I enjoyed how these cars rode, they felt like they were floating and you didn't feel the road at all.

[@Oxyquatzal7]

"This curmudgeon plows forward like a one-sided thanksgiving political discussion" Holy shit that is gold

[@42luke93]

A very under rated car, looks nice. Good review! That is how most people I believe think of it.

[@jamesdowning1863]

This is the RCR masterpiece of reviews, IMO. It really hit home with me.

[@DarkMario2]

Previous owner of a 1990 Buick Century here. What else can I say besides this review was completely spot on!

[@stuartw1667]

"Time for church!" Hats off to the owner, that old beast looks sharp. Salty northern roads usually rot these old GMs in to oblivion.

[@thedavesiknow4598]

I feel so called out by this car review. I am a millennial with boomer parents and I am obsessed with my mid 90s buick century wagon. Omg obsessed❤❤❤ You re my favorite review channel.

[@leleedler]

The final fantasy joke. My sides man.

[@vazilin4ik]

And once again i'm sitting here downing cheap beer and rewatching your videos while trying my best to stave off depression and the voices. Thank you mr.RCR i know one day the sun will shine and untill that day comes i have this comfy viewing to help me accelerate time before i go to bed, i love your content so much ive pretty much memorised most of it. Theteam behind this channel are a talented bunch much love man

[@DarkPrince013]

These cars are super comfy! My friends mom had one when I was in school.

[@iRant4u]

My grandma actually drove this car, brought back some memories. Spot on review.

[@kevinpatrickmacnutt]

"This curmudgeon plows forward like a one sided Thanksgiving political discussion" Pure genius!

[@markhall4052]

I have never heard a more spot on description of a car in my life good job 👍🏻

[@CaroFDoom]

oh nice more 80's to 90's american sedans

[@risasirpa]

they really are interesting things

[@exxusdrugstore300]

They're a great study of society at the time they were built. I can't wait for him to get his hands on a 70's boat.

[@drewsey5733]

I quite like them I would daily a Buick like that

[@heirofaniu]

Just Here For The KZbin There's an episode where he reviews a Dodge Aspen.

[@trashrabbit69]

+heirofaniu But what about something bigger, better (_citation_ needed)? How about... New Yorker? Mark V? Ooh, how about a Hurst/Olds! So many old malaise CREAM YELLOW AND BROWN bricks that he can review!

[@TS-ef2gv]

We owned the Oldsmobile wagon version of this car (Olds Ciera). It was a '92, and in 2000 I bought it for $4k at a Nissan dealer (it had been traded in on a new minivan) as a one owner used car with only 42k miles on it. It had been pampered and was like a new car inside and out. It was a well equipped example, with power everything and the optional 3.3 V-6 engine. I liked everything about it including the color, Maple Red Metallic (red with gold metalflake). We bought it as a second car but ended up taking it on a couple of vacations because it did everything well and never needed anything but normal upkeep. We owned it for five years and 30k miles and sold it for what we originally paid for it. I still regret selling it. My sons (now in their 20s) remember that car fondly and the folding, rear facing third seat. One of them likes Buicks from that era for some reason and has owned a couple. The bigger and cushier the better.

[@Almighty_cornholio]

Oh the memories....my mom had a cutlass ciera....same color as this car.....column shift and 6 passenger seating hahaha

[@Damiansgarage]

gillberg I love the 6seaters!, my friend's grandmarquis is the best road trip car!

[@rcrookie4320]

When I was 21, I bought a 1986 Buick Century Limited. I loved that car! Two tone mauve and dark cherry. Velvet seats. Never felt a bump in the road. I had the speedometer needle buried many times. I would give anything to have another one tomorrow. I am 48 now and I WISH today's cars had seats like Buick had in the 80's.

[@flyingdutchy01]

your car reviews are the automotive equivalent of an Hemingway book

[@Christiank77]

This guy describes things so insanely well, especially the type of people that own the different cars shown. Right on point.

[@AugustoAAL1]

I drive a 1990 Century Custom in the same light blue tone and similar mileage (got it with 46000 original kilometers). I got it from a very nice 98 years old Croatian lady who bought it brand new and barely drove the car for the last 26 years,It was still sitting on the original white wall tires. Two days before I went to pick It up the car at her place she gave me a call saying that she was having a hard time to start the car and she wasn't going to sell me a lemon. She spent around 65% of what I paid for It on new spark plugs,injectors and a battery.Got a new tire set and flushed all the fluids and this car has been an excellent ride. The only critic I have is the awful paintwork that peels off,I've seen a bunch of GM cars with this issue,specially white ones.

[@1voiceofstl]

GM and Chrysler used a new kind of primer in the late 80's-90's that caused that.

[@benn454]

I had an '87 as my first car. It was passed to me after my grandmother died. It had the 2.8 instead of the 3.3. That car got me through high school.

[@kevaninthe4135]

1989 Buick Century. The official car of "I killed a few commies in my time".

[@jamesslick4790]

Hell Yeah! 👍😊👍

[@thatsundaydriver2399]

This is the reason I subscribed to you guys. I don't know what it is about this review, but it has the same vibe to it that your reviews from around 2014 had. I never thought I'd want a 1989 Buick Century, but somehow y'all have done it!

[@MatthieuVlogs]

"This may be grandma's last Christmas"

[@BlueTrane2028]

True story, unbeknownst to the family, I had bought my grandmother's '95 Olds Ciera (same car basically) and got it road worthy just in time for her funeral. Nobody in our family had seen the car in about 4 years, and it's suddenly in the parking lot at the funeral home. Very interesting day. The car made me smile and think of her every time I drove it. While I parted with it, I now have a '96 Ciera wagon and a '93 Century sedan. Both are way nicer than hers was from use and abuse. Well made reliable cars. If I want excitement, I have a race car.

[@beardedslavbrew615]

*Next year* no, this'll be grandma's last Christmas

[@thomas316]

Coronavirus: Let's make sure this is Grandma's last Christmas.

[@bellezayverdad]

Mr. Regular has reviewed a very clean car. That's a rare sight.

[@MrMistermoges]

i had a Brown one at one point. the AC didn't work, making it HOT BROWN in the summer time.

[@PaulRudd1941]

Sounds like you need some COLD YELLOW.

[@uxwbill]

I'm just amazed by how clean that car is.

[@davidmaglioli7048]

oh, the V6 Accord. Get ready to mourn the death of that beauty. 2018 marks the the Accord's transformation into a big Civic. Sharing the same platform and engine as the 10th gen Civic. No more V6. Turbo 4s for everyone.

[@ThreeNTheMornin]

David Maglioli that's why I'm sticking with my 2011 V6 coupe forever. Last true generation before they put all that garbage technology into the cars.

[@exxusdrugstore300]

Oh god, no, not progress!

[@UrielX1212]

If progress is government regulation you got it in one.

[@Danwall155]

They better keep the manual

[@tomokokuroki2506]

+Just Here For The KZbin That's an excellent impression of Democrats right about now.

[@88sinz]

honestly one of the most true to heart RCR reviews yet.

[@DriversofOttawa]

My uncle had an early 80's one of these and I remember that the rear windows were of a fixed type that had no mechanisms to roll them down! Apparently this was some cost savings thing that GM did. With vinyl seats, no A/C and no rear windows -- it was a torture chamber for summers in Boston!

[@literallyartemis]

My map light switch.. *_SAYS MAP LIGHT!_*

[@AfterDark33]

My friend just baught a 93' century wagon, its the coolest thing EVER with true 8 passenger seating.

[@oliverrojas7117]

These are among the last great American wagons sporting seating at the tailgate and a lift up glass hatch.

[@thesillysadist3389]

those things never die...absolute shit that just can't be scraped from your boot

[@thesillysadist3389]

Vulgora consider it done.

[@lego4virgo]

I know someone with your name--just reverse the first and the last.

[@thesillysadist3389]

yeah I was cursed with a first name that should be a last lol

[@yuriyklimin1674]

1991 Century I had for over 4 years back in 2003-2007. No issues!

[@wakjob961]

Watching your actions with the steering wheel reminded me so much of my old Pontiac 6000. Loved that car.

[@fluffykittynoodles]

"the kind of girl with an Arby's receipt, a Claire's gift certificate and a pregnancy test in her purse" damn. how do you know my mom?

[@gentle285]

Unfortunately, none of those brands say anything to me, so I couldn't imagine "that kind of girl" :(

[@JasonWalkerTN]

The writing on this is spot on, absolutely incredible. Everyone in America should see this video.

[@henrykincaid6821]

Yes, you are about a century too late to use the term "doing the century"

[@ShayFeral]

I had a 1995 Buick Century Custom, it was a hand-me-down; I got it when my great grandmother passed away. And honestly, it was a good car. It drove fine, got decent gas mileage, was comfortable, and the radio sounded pretty good.

[@tenfourproductionsllc]

GM A-body, one of the best ever. You still see quite a few of these on the road today which shows how well they were made, plus the people who originally bought them was grandma, so they were also well maintained.

[@thisguytrucksoldtrailer6875]

Ye mine is bombproof, got it for 600$ minor rust just surface rust on the passenger door but other than that it was flawless also got a free set of new tires too ; ) that's what made it the best deal I've gotten for a car ever completely flawless car

[@thisguytrucksoldtrailer6875]

O yeah also only has 140k on it

[@jakebrumley7936]

I had a 93 that had the 3300 and pillow top valour seats. It was easily the most comfortable car I ever owned. Too bad the rear frame was rusted out and I had to junk it. It was the same color too, miss that car

[@AK-lw2jw]

1989 Buick century custom, the official car of " what are you doing with your life smart guy, hu? At your age I memorized the Bible and was top of my class in military school* *AND I SPANKED IT TO AN OLD WORN POSTER OF MARILYN MONROE UNDER THE ATTIC STAIRS NEXT TO A BOX OF CIVIL WAR PHOTOS WHILE MY MOTHER GOD BLESS HER SOUL CALLED ME FOR DINNER AS I CAME AND THOUGHT ABOUT CATHOLIC GUILT

[@donkarnage6032]

Thanks for reviewing this car. My grandmother had 2 of them.

[@samualiam9981]

This is more addicting than Game of Thrones...

[@ianwatches]

This is the best one in a while. It's the perfectly regular review of IMO the most thoroughly regular car in existence..

[@NotBen101]

I feel like doing x speed on a highway down in Mexico actually means the PA turnpike

[@staric4863]

I like the tone of your work. It isn't just about cars but sociology too. Nice analysis. Thanks for the share.

[@jasonyoung6420]

dude, the Roman got cut off at the end :-(

[@banokles]

As an Aussie, I have to pay homage. We lifted the 3.8 version of the engine from this, turned it 90° to send power to the rear, and put it in the Commodore for a decade and a half, and enjoyed the reliability, ease of repair, and torque. I still drive a 2001 Holden ute, with it, and I love it.

[@anon457]

Idk and idc if I'm alone on this but I think the car looks nice and kinda like a BMW in a way In the front, but anyways I would love to own this car or one like it.

[@CHAMBIMBI]

jizzanthapuss maammarata x2 not alone bro

[@roya.cathcartjr.5042]

My grandmother had a 1989 Buick Century Custom that looked exactly like this one and my mother had the 1990 in Gunsmoke Silver and they both were great cars that lasted 300,000 miles before dying. Their major drawback is the driver's door hinge pins wear quickly and the door sags where you have to lift it up to close it and the power window Motors on the driver's door wear out quickly as well but other than that it's a smooth riding car with great handling and you hardly feel bumps and pot holes on the road.

[@Magnero]

"Get up, it's time for church." Fucking nailed it.

[@DrewLSsix]

so buick stuck a name plate that originally stood for 100mph on a car that supposedly only got to 85, and a decade and a half later Chrysler put the 300 name that was originally meant to indicate 300HP on a car only putting out 250.

[@halohunter5217]

The 300 was released a decade later (1999) with 255hp.

[@alexovercast3359]

Thank you so much for doing this review. I had a 92 with the four speed as my first car.... passed down from my baby-boomer father. You nailed this one :)

[@swabby429]

"Invitica"? Did you mean Invicta?

[@FirebirdCamaro1220]

He did, and that was replaced with the Wildcat, which was later replaced by the Centurion

[@beitie]

Wow that's a clean car! Not quite 1985 Horizion status, but very clean. If we see them around here in MN, they are all 85% rust. Keep up the good work!

[@batmayn]

This is one of your best reviews. super funny. super resonant. slap some spinning 22" rims on it and some beat in the trunk and you can also look like a drug dealer. this car is versitile! Merica