I got my Buick for a low price after my old car's engine blew up. I initially didn't like it (I think I missed my old car!) but it has really grown on me. I haven't had any major problems with it in 3 years. I have had to make minor updates, like changing the wiper blades and I got some different rims for it, but it hasn't given me any engine trouble or anything like that. It does well on gas, not the best, but not as bad as some of my cars has been. I like how roomy it is, I can fit all my stuff in it and even a big subwoofer in the trunk. I've driven it to key west and back so it has quite a bit of miles on it, and honestly I wasn't even sure if driving it that far was a good idea but it really did great. The seats move up and down and forward and back electronically, which is nice. The stocks speakers have handled the extra bass from my subwoofer nicely. The seats are very soft and comfortable, I have enjoyed driving it even though I would really rather have something else. But if you are strapped for cash and this is an option I would say it's a good one to go for.

First off, let me say that the person I bought it from was a friend of my mother-in-law last November. His hobby is fixing cars up and reselling them at a very reasonable price to help people out I guess. So far, I have had no reason to doubt his trustworthiness. The car had been very, very well taken car of in the first place, and he did a lot of great work on the car. Engine wasn't brand new, but it sure looked like it was. For a car this old, it is in excellent shape except for a spot of rust below one of the back doors. Overall, it drives like a dream. Very responsive and smooth.