2005 Buick LaCrosse CXL Review - Holding On To The Good 'Ol Days

My thoughts on the 2005 Buick LaCrosse with the 3.8L V6 and 4 speed automatic transmission!
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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
1:07 - Engine / Transmission
2:35 - Interior
4:48 - BFB Test
5:04 - Front Seats
5:44 - Back Seats
6:40 - Trunk / Cargo Space
7:02 - Exterior
8:11 - Final Thoughts
11:19 - Outro

[@kaishores-navata9757]

Thanks zach for the review! Not a lot of coverage of this old model on KZbin so it’s nice to get an in depth review!!

[@mikep8442]

I have a 2006 - same 3800 engine - no mods.... still a daily driver with 304,000 miles - Best Car I've ever owned

[@jeffconsiglio1307]

Wow… 304,000 miles! I just bought a 2005 yesterday with 150,000 miles on it for just under $5000. I don’t know much about cars, so basically had my fingers crossed that I was buying something that would last me a long time. This really gives me hope that I made a wise decision.

[@johnalcazar4318]

Did you know how many catalizador you. Car have I need to fix mine

[@LightSkinBadiee]

Damn well now I really want one reg maintenance original trans?

[@mikep8442]

@@LightSkinBadiee I sold my Lacrosse in April of this year - it had close to 320,000 miles😉 And yes, regular maintenance, every 3000mi - add Lucas oil treatment - same transmission, never rebuilt - big things to replace will be the steering rack and pump about every 100,000 miles - and don't buy a car from that era if it has any rust - I've owned more than 30 cars in a lifetime, so any other questions, let me know 👍

[@thakidd7235]

⁠@@jeffconsiglio1307check the coolant elbows. If they’re plastic and haven’t been upgraded they WILL crack and leak. $10ish part and you can do it yourself if you have a ratchet/wrench and about 30 minutes of your time. Otherwise as long as you don’t do burnouts🤫 you’ll be fine

[@42luke93]

I love this sedan with the seating configuration. The last midsized sedan with front split bench seats and column shifter. This also has the bulletproof 3.8L GM engine which I like! Totally would drive this over anything else to be honest. It's modern and old school too.

[@42luke93]

In Canada it is called the Buick Allure like you mentioned and I like that name better since I don't play Lacrosse. This is essentially an extremely updated and reconfigured Buick Century.

[@damilolaakanni]

The 2nd gen Toyota Avalon had that configuration as well...but the Avalon was redesigned in 2004 and lost that configuration with the redesign. Plus, in the second gen it was pretty rare.

[@fakejeepman06]

the very last midsize sedan with a bench seat and column shifter was the 2013 Chevy Impala. This generation Impala was still sold to fleets up to 2016 but the bench seat no longer was available.

[@42luke93]

@@fakejeepman06 That's FullSized and I thought the Chevy Malibu was mid sized

[@antoniojmonetti]

@@42luke93 You are right and the Chevrolet Cruze would be a subcompact sedan.

[@Trenton-om9qs]

Those 3800s are amazing engines. My grandma's old 2003 Buick Regal has that engine and my grandpa had a Park Avenue with one.

[@kevinp.wilkinson1326]

I own a 2009 LaCrosse CXL..It's my first American/Canadian built car. I do love it. The car is dependable and comfortable. It's power is not equivalent to a Euro-luxury car , but it is peppy. Thanks for the nice and nostalgic review on this lovable driving machine.

[@OogaBooga-hc6ks]

I grew up In a lesabre with the 3800 Series2. I was the only one in my family who actually liked the car. Since growing up in the back seat of a Buick they always will have a spot in my heart whether they are just slapping badges on crossovers saying it’s a Buick or not. I’ve been considering a Buick with this engine as my next car, and this video just gave me another option so thanks!

[@bwofficial1776]

That front bench seat that turns into a console was just like the Ford Taurus/Mercury Sable of the same age. I made my sister sit in the middle once, her knees were up against the radio and she's very short. It's definitely a kid's seat. I miss my column shifter, it was so convenient to change gears without taking my hand off the wheel. This is undoubtedly an old person's car but it looks like a comfortable big cruiser. This was when GM still put thickly padded leather thrones in for seats before they went to hard thin "leather". My grandmother had an '04 Regal with the supercharger and every option but the sunroof and it was so comfortable. She traded it shortly before I came of driving age and I wish I'd been able to drive it. The fully-optioned Cruze that replaced it is one of the least comfortable cars I've ever squeezed into.

[@chaseman94]

I have a 2008 Lacrosse that belonged to my son it was his second car after he wrecked his first car I gave him a 2002 Pontiac Sunfire. I was pissed off but I forgave him for it. Sadly my son passed away on November 12, 2020 due to organ failure he was 22 years old. I still have his car in my driveway and currently working on it to get it back up and running so I can use mainly as a spare vehicle between me, my mom, and younger brother and for days I don't feel like driving my 2003 GMC Sierra because of current gas prices. Loved the video can't wait till the next one.

[@ShootingCars]

So sorry for your loss. I have a video of a similar situation coming out July 8th.

[@chaseman94]

@@ShootingCars Thank you

[@mohawk4759]

dude im so sorry. i read this laughing at the part where he wrecked it and you forgave him cuz it was so heartwarming then i read further and my heart dropped

[@damilolaakanni]

The 3800...the best V6 GM ever made. IMO, you want to avoid the 3.6, they're not very good engines.

[@Dankcatvacs]

Dido that 3.6 garbage probably better off with a northstar

[@bwofficial1776]

@@Dankcatvacs Ironic, given that the Northstar was infamous for head gasket and bolt issues.

[@thomasclayton169]

The main weak point of the 3.6 was timing chains. In Australia Holden marketed these as the Alloytec used in the Vz and early Ve series I commodore and had timing chains that would stretch but allegedly fixed from late 2007. My mechanics wife has a Ve series I and it’s alloytec has managed 400,000 km however my mechanic is a stickler for quality oils and maintenance. My 2013 Vf series I sv6 has the direct injected 3.6 has 147,000 km or 90,000 mile and despite a very slight intermittent timing chain rustle that is barely noticeable this engine has been great. Use Petronas synthetic oil, 98 octane premium fuel, respect it never flog it when cold it still very reliable and never had its chains touched. Also very powerful and economical not hard to average 30 mpg or better highway driving.

[@trr5291]

My 3800 in my LeSabre got to 248.000 before it started knocking. Pretty good but not my most miles. My 2002 Intrepid has 264.000 on a 2.7. It's 100% noise free.

[@calvinrichardson5852]

I love my 3800 series engines I have 250000 on mines

[@leolionz3692]

Absolutely amazing video. At 10:52 you really brought back the nostalgia for me. My grandparents had an old green Saturn station wagon. I remember sitting in the backseat hearing WGN radio on AM. Keep up the great work. Looking forward to seeing more videos

[@blakedailey9548]

That blurry shot from the backseat-wow! Prime nostalgia. Exactly how I feel about my grandmother’s 1993 Roadmaster Limited and 2002 LeSabre Custom.

[@rosemarykauhn5234]

I have a 2005 Buick LaCrosse since 2010. It has been a very reliable car. The only problem I have run into is that Buick stopped manufacturing the tumbler. So, when I took it in a few years ago to a dealership, I could not get the tumbler repaired there. I made the decision to keep the car, (since it still ran well,) and just deal with the stubborn tumbler, which is part of the ignition. Now, I have run into an additional problem getting the car started. I had a battery diagnostic run, and that wasn't the problem. So, I am going to take the car to an independent garage that can order both new and used parts, and try to keep it running until I can no longer drive.

[@geeksimmer2488]

My daily driver is an 07 lacrosse CX and I love it. I have the floor shift and 3800. Excellent engine and runs perfect at 180k miles

[@landonthomas3617]

Mines at 250k no lights on

[@chrisparker6424]

You had to do any maintenance to it outside of oil, tires/brakes, battery?

[@chrisparker6424]

@@landonthomas3617 You had to do any maintenance to it outside of oil, tires/brakes, battery?

[@thakidd7235]

@@chrisparker6424yall have GREAT luck. Ive had EVERY problem these things can have

[@thakidd7235]

@@chrisparker6424 I personally have had to change the coolant elbows and ABS sensors, purge canister (fuel cap light), and now my transmission is stuck in 3 for some reason. Pops was the 2nd owner and I got it at 72k miles. Might buy another one and skip this car

[@damiengreen3772]

I think 2005 was one of the last years for reliable cars or at least most of my favorites

[@christopherroberts7177]

Nice review! Brought back so much grandparent nostalgia. When you mentioned the taillights, I thought you were going to talk about the taillights not stretching across the entire rear. As far as I remember, the first gen Lacrosse was the first Buick in well over a decade to not have the taillights as a bar across the rear, instead they had those accent lines that corresponded with the reverse lights.

[@theadvocate4698]

This channel is going to blow up! Good work! makes me want one of those! Keep it up|

[@Brudus206]

I always see these for a decent price around me and I think it'd be cool to supercharge one. Would be a neat little sleeper.

[@Euorgos]

In Canada, the LaCrosse was subsequently renamed Buick Allure. Turns out that "LaCrosse" in parts of Canada, such as Montreal, where French is commonly spoken, "LaCrosse" was a slang term for something obscene. La Crosse owners were able to return to their Buick dealers to have the LaCrosse emblems removed and replaced with Allure emblems.

[@markhealey9409]

Interesting! Moreso than Chevy Novas & Vauxhall Novas not being sold as No Vas in Spanish speaking countries,as it means 'It doesn't go' ! 😂😂 What is LaCrosse slang for in Québec??

[@chilly3528]

had a 2007 Buick Lacrosse CX. I loved it we had to get rid of it last year when we moved. It had 39k miles and we sold it for $4100

[@7V8IVpride]

Die hard gm fan here never owned a 3800 but just bought a 07 lacrosse a month ago 99k miles doing research heard about the 3800 ready to put another 200k more miles on it😊

[@PJ-qv1ce]

I must say, all of this speaks to me (somewhat) the Tyson Chicken Nuggets, the Kraft Mac & Cheese, which I still enjoy today, at 16, and the car itself, except my memories were in a 96 roadmaster.

[@CravingClassics]

Great cars .. very easy to find cheap and clean with low mileage! Solid review Zach 🤙

[@dave11686]

One of the possibilities for my next car

[@Dankcatvacs]

Excellent option any buick olds Pontiac Chevy/lumina Impala 3.8

[@bwofficial1776]

Since Buick is the official car of old people it's not hard to find clean, low mile ones. If you want a sleeper look for a supercharged Regal or Park Avenue. These are the last cars GM still put thickly padded leather seats in before they went to hard seats with hard "leather".

[@kaishores-navata9757]

Go for it, if it’s in good condition that is

[@johngjohng7728]

My dad owns a 2006 Buick Lucerne CSX with the Northstar. It's old school - the last of the Buick V8 sedans. It has only 25k miles. Runs and looks like new!

[@mathieugiasson7872]

As a french canadian myself you made me laugh hard explaining the reason of a different name for the Lacrosse in Canada 😂

[@pguth98]

My grandparents also had Buicks. The '02 LeSabre went to my dad, but my sister unfortunately turned it into a banana trying to make a left. The '07 Lucerne that replaced it has since been gifted to my brother.

[@bwofficial1776]

My grandmother had a supercharged Regal with every option but the sunroof. She traded it shortly before I became of driving age for a Chevy Cruze. I wish I'd been able to drive it.

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

I love EVERYTHING about it, and you are right, that rear styling is lovely.

[@ardiemclelland2039]

I have an 07 cx model. But for some weird reason it’s still loaded to the tits. I have the full steering wheel package which includes radio controls and cruise. I also have heated seats and all the driver/vehicle information options as well as the dual zone climate. I’m not sure why it’s badged as a cx when it’s definitely trimmed higher.

[@ardiemclelland2039]

Mine is the allure. I’m in Canada lmfao

[@tenaciousvirgiltenaciousvi5671]

We are still driving a 06 running great just replaced the blower motor resistor. Besides been pretty good!

[@andrewkelly3702]

My dad currently drives a 2009 Buick LaCrosse and gosh dang these old Buicks do just keep going. His has lots of issues but surprisingly none have to do with the power train. Just old rusty car problems lol

[@calebhopkins23]

My grandparents have one and it is so nice to drive, one thing I noticed is the throttle response is very low so you really gotta put the foot down, they just float down the road, touchy steering too

[@DrEvilTag]

Wow such a clean example!!!! Gotta love old cars that are clean!

[@kaishores-navata9757]

Thanks! I try to keep it in good condition

[@gabeevenson2770]

Thanks Zach I drive a 2007 Buick Allure CXL in Canada awesome review.

[@trr5291]

The lacrosse and Lucerne was it for old school Buick. I had a LeSabre and century. I love how classic Buicks ride. It did test drive a 2005 lacrosse but I didn't buy one. I bought something else.

[@raymondluna1092]

Fun fact the rear truck space is cargo rated for two bodies! Not just one but two idk where they got that number from but hey.. also side note the body styling is at the hight of aero dynamics for fuel efficiency before everyone switched to 4 bangers for fuel efficiency.

[@calebhopkins23]

Another family member of mine also has one, 240k and it’s still running strong

[@pals_312]

That car looks so nice and amazing, it looks like a jaguar s type. But it looks very nice.

[@1_Papa]

Good video. I actually loved the last generation (E2XX Chassis) of LaCrosse/Allure much more than all of them and the 2010-2016 (Epsilon II Chassis) more than this W-Body reskin of the Century/Regal, but that's just the styling inside and out. The magic words in this video however, are "3800 Series III." The most reliable and best six-cylinder motor GM has ever produced and that notchback front seat with center cushion, cause some of us proud fat people appreciate the spread-out room you can't get with a full front console. The owner should high-five themselves for meticulously taking care of this Buick sedan. This is a great car to own! 🐰

[@RolandD-ux1hw]

I have a 2005 Lacrosse since 2011. Bought it with 55k miles and currently with 174k. Very reliable car with only minimal issues. All 4 wheel bearings, water pump, radiator and oxy sensor were replaced. Only problem now is the gauge cluster works on & off which I've herd is a problem with these cars.

[@sbrensbeve3265]

I just sold my 2006 Buick lacrosse cxl.... It's only been a week and I miss it already... I've drove it through all of Israel I've been to Jerusalem and the dead sea, up and down, north and south... The ol' reliable. You will be missed!

[@bartholomew1096]

I'm looking at getting a 2007. CXS trim level so I'm excited

[@huiliu888]

Hey, my 2005 Buick lacrosse has same first 3 plate number as yours CJ7xxxx same state, we are might be same county. My mileage is around 200,000 miles now, it is still doing great.

[@kaishores-navata9757]

Oh wow no way! What a coincidence, I see a lot of them where I am so chances are we’ve passed each other’s

[@jacobfountain8063]

I've owned several of these cars and they're awesome cars! My last one was a 2006 lacrosse CXL with the front bench seat and column shift. Awesome car I sold it @ 99k. I should have kept it!

[@bluwng]

Did these come in supercharged as well.

[@pokenom2556]

Still got mine... 05 buick lacrose cx...145k miles and counting...

[@Coolit2683]

Just cough the review now, I own a 2007 Allure CXL. It's hilarious, you made me realize the name change is because of us in Quebec. De la Cross, in French Quebecois slang does mean getting ripped off. My 07 CXL has the automatic in the center. no bench seats. Also sadly the crap cloth seats that get dirty stupidly easily. Ultra reliable car.

[@peacefrog0521]

I had an ‘07 CXL which I got from my parents in 2013; my Hyundai Sonata needed a new engine and I decided I’d rather take it to auction than spend more than the car was worth. My Mom stopped driving and my Dad preferred their Toyota, even though he had bought the Buick for himself to replace his older LeSabre which he loved. So he brought the LaCrosse out so I could use it until I bought another car (nearly bought an Altima and really glad I didn’t). Eventually they just decided to sign the title over to me. He had bought it used in 2009 (ironically the same day I bought my Sonata), and for some reason he couldn’t figure out it had a very loud vibration / groaning noise. (Pretty sure that’s why my Dad didn’t like driving it.) After I took possession of it, I first attempted to have the wheels balanced; the shop showed me one of the rims was bent. I found a used one at a local salvage yard; they also were able to mount a good used tire for me as the existing tire was blistering badly. No more noise. (I did get a full new set of tires shortly thereafter.) I found that while it was a CXL with the 3800 engine, it had a package that included the 17” chrome CXS wheels, front bucket seats, and I think also traction control (not the higher-end Stabilitrak or whatever). Only didn’t have a sunroof; I had an aftermarket sunroof installed in 2014. I also found a hack on the Internets where you can tap into a couple of the wires going to the back of the stereo, to add an external AUX jack. That was a big upgrade from trying to use my clunky FM transmitter to play my iPod. On a really long highway cruise I could get around 28 mpg. I let my friend borrow it while I was out of town on business (and had a rental car); he and his family drove from Michigan to Illinois to visit his dying aunt. On the way they hit a deer on the highway, which did enough damage that the car was eventually totaled. But everyone was safe, and they did get to see the aunt before she passed away.

[@haircut2015]

Still have my CSX that my mom bought new in 2005. 151,000.0 & runs strong. Original engine & trans but i take care of this car...

[@DavePlaysTrombone]

LOVE my '06 I got for $3000 with 71,000 miles. I'm at 103,000 very happy miles. I will never daily drive a car without the 3800 engine. Maybe a LeSabre next....?

[@dkmorris713]

Review my Betty. Shes a 2006 CXS model. The 3.6 makes it get out of its own way. It also has stiffer suspension and Magnasteer. It makes a world of difference.

[@dkmorris713]

P.s. I'll bet the big fridgen bottle even fits in the centre console that comes without the bench seat. I know my big friggin coffee mug does

[@georgekostician3229]

We need a GM A-body review (A-body meaning Chevrolet celebrity Buick century Oldsmobile cutlass ciera Pontiac 6000 ) a AWD 6000 STE / SE would be great seeing that not to many people know or remember them cars

[@dabnisbrickey6527]

I think the 2000-2007 ford taurus had something similar with the front seat/ center console.

[@NattyGainz]

What a great cup holder this car has

[@bobvance-]

Ive always wanted a 2008 lacrosse super..

[@ralphabreu5022]

Buick should bring back the 3.8 liter. And the LeSabre/ Park Avenue.

[@nolahahnshouse3389]

3800 was in my old 91 park Ave.. in my wife’s old eighty eight.

[@zzoinks]

I think that Buick is still making a wagon the regal, so I'm surprised they don't make sedans anymore!

[@davidperry4013]

If you want an engine more powerful than the 3800 and super reliable, consider a Toyota with the 2GR-FE engine. I like sedans more than crossovers and SUVs especially if the sedan in question has an adult-friendly backseat. Crossovers were originally meant as a replacement for the station wagon though but, the trend has gone way overboard. I wish I could 3d print my own electric car so I can customize it just like I would a custom-built gaming PC. I would go with a 90s Saturn-inspired body.

[@Dankcatvacs]

Ah the last best buick the 08 restyle killed the 3.8 and lost the beauty. Actually in 2006 or 7 there was an aux input . My buddy had one. Bought it for 2100. Then got in an accident. Rear end by a hellcat . De was a bone headband swung his turn wide too And hit a chain link fence. Loved that car so comfortable. Great fuel economy. Easy to maintain and work on. Just has bunk traction control. He later got a eagle vision the. Ac went out and bout a lower. Mileage Chrysler Concorde 96 . Now it's burning oil at 101k with the 3.3. im telling him he needs to ad some stp or bump to 10w 40 .

[@brianbeswick3646]

I really like the design of this car. I think it looks like a coop only 4 doors. If you look at the olds cutlass of 1968 to 1972 or the Buick skylark of that same year in the 2 door form I think this car looks similar. I would really like to get one one day. I think that this car looks way nicer then the Buick Lucerne. That is one boring looking car. It's like GM just gave up.

[@carfanactic2]

10:32 look at Little Zack!!

[@ralphabreu5022]

It's called the bench seat. It should make a comeback. It looks as a mid 90s Lumina They were all fleet sales. And rental cars I have a connection to a 1972 Chevy Impala hardtop my grandparents had one in dessert gold black top I grew up in that car.

[@PreciousBoxer]

Thank you. Just learned i dont have traction control. Thought that was a srarndard of Buick. Been wrong before and ill be wrong again.

[@LightSkinBadiee]

Im a toyota guy my self but i always appreciated the body and engine of these cars, im thinking of getting one anyone know if these can get to 250,000+ with regular maintenance? ive heard these engines were bulletproof with little to no issues.

[@willyhwang1059]

this car has the glorious shape of Suppositories

[@zenxen7668]

Hey quick question. What’s the intro music called please?

[@TwoDollarGararge]

This car does not remind me of the good old days I got t-boned by one of there a few days after I turned 18 lol

[@SPARTANLuis067]

Should've made this video earlier... I just sold my Lacrosse Super after 4 good years

[@tucsonazul]

i HAVE A 2006 BUICK LACROSSE CXS WITH 63K MILES... i LOVE IT, FIRST GENERATION AND ORIGINAL LACROSSE, PRITTY MUCH THE LAST OF AMERICAN BIG SEDAN, i WILL GARAGE MINE FOR NEXT FAMILY GENERATION TO ENJOY.

[@luiselapostolfeliz2421]

Nice Buick LaCrosse yes, it's low in tech by modern standards and I think it's a nice vehicle for the Era but not so much by today's standards. Plz reply Shooting Cars.

[@stephendavidbailey2743]

The best w body, except for the late, and greatly missed, Oldsmobile Intrigue.

[@gorilyawarfare485]

Bro you should do Infiniti 03-04 M45 (Y34)

[@ModelA]

Tell me you grew up on Kraft Mac & Cheese and Tyson chicken nuggets without telling me

[@lonniehamby6736]

I have a 2006 Lacrosse CX model only 88,000 miles on her. Bought her in may of 2022 with only 68,000 miles on her. Question has anyone ever had their transmission serviced/flushed in these would you say it is necessary? Do not believe precious owner ever had it serviced

[@Jack-yw7bq]

Didn’t the Buick LaCrosse later get the LS4 variant of GM’s 5.3L V8?

[@sutherlandA1]

Yes the Buick Lacrosse Super

[@PreciousBoxer]

I own a 2002 Regal and there is no wear and tear on the buttons as seen on newer editions. Funny, isn't it?

[@alexsperring7545]

I wouldn't try to sit in that third pop-up bench seat (for obvious reasons).

[@ls4impalass]

Could you review a 2004 Buick Lesabre?

[@baronvonjo1929]

Actually China still gets sedans from Buick and even a luxurious minivan. That's why Bucik is still around today.

[@randomrazr]

the lucerne and lacrosse were poor replacements for the outgoing lesabre and park avenue.

[@joetheplumber4163]

My 2005 cx, back seats fold down making big trunk.

[@PreciousBoxer]

Sorry, but the tail light bar is completely inferior to older versions. Glad you like it though.

[@42luke93]

Did your grandparents have one just like this configuration?

[@ShootingCars]

Yes, black with tan interior If I remember correctly.

[@42luke93]

Awesome!

[@willyhwang1059]

that big bottle looks like a lunch box

[@liltimmyxie8384]

Hi :)

[@bleujean357]

The 3800 predates 1991. They were in tons of 80s Buicks including the 1986 Buick riviera. The first year the riviera went exclusively to v6s. Love the video but it’s incorrect about the 3800.

[@iluvcamaros1912]

Yeah as a proper "3800" it dates to the late 80s, but the basic Buick V6 itself dates to the 1960s. GM changed it a lot over time to turn it into the "3800."

[@kylepeterson792]

Come drive mine. Only 24k miles cxs lol

[@ModelA]

I would daily that

[@SammyM00782]

I just bouth an old lady's 07 CX and it only had 31k miles on it.....buuuuut you can tell the passenger side found the garage door opening once. I don't even gaf, cuz I paid 500 for it. Super base model, but who cares? 3800 baby

[@Jordi7174]

2:58 It looks dated when it was new.

[@JMDrives]

I LOVE THESE REGULAR CARS - Doug style review! Detailed as hell. Not like REGULARCARS that I have to almost pause and rewind all what he talks about w/ very lingering videos and unrelated cringe craps.

[@Omgkhii]

I’m trying to sell an 05 lacrosse cx. 86k miles two owner car. I simply want a coupe instead it this car. They sound good tbh but yk Buicks aren’t really funimo

[@ICantBreve]

Not meant to be fun guy. It's built for comfort and their main target buyers were the old. You want fun get a Honda stick with 4k mods

[@PHILLY214]

I got a 07 lmao

[@mrlookagain1142]

Hang on to them. Just like how everything is digital, ppl yearn for physical items so it will be for cars that are not connected or gone electric

[@jacobyo99]

This design ripped off the E class big time lol

[@kmfdmfan7316]

SQUIRREL!!!

[@ShootingCars]

No squirrels were harmed in the making of this review

[@kmfdmfan7316]

@@ShootingCars lol 😂

[@kenshin034]

Everything GM died after 05 🙅🏾‍♂️🤣3.8 stock No SC will last forever next to 3400 better mileage decent power but the old 3100 in the z26berettas metal intake gasket a must easy learner engine solid 🪨 best thing stock 3.8-3.1 paired with just a super 44 😴

[@ajgamble451]

Buick does best in china, and I believe that’s blatantly obvious. The smaller engine sizes and the whole car design feels very Asian and not at all domestic

[@madlopt]

This car has 1 safety star from 5. 😅 And problems with timing belt. Also if you'll buy 3.6 engine you will be in complete shit.😂 The predcessor LeSabre is way better.

[@TinkerToby]

That 3.6L was hot garbage. Super unreliable.

[@baronvonjo1929]

Just saying, current Buicks look so much better than this plastic fantastic crap.