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107 Buick LeSabre results

Buick LeSabre OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
3.9
122 Reviews
5 star
35%
4 star
32%
3 star
21%
2 star
7%
1 star
4%
Overall
3.9
Value
4.0
Style
3.6
Performance
3.7
Comfort
4.4
Fuel Economy
3.2
Reliability
3.8
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CI
CI
Ephrata, Pennsylvania
5.0
Great car
My husband and I purchased our 1995 Buick LaSabre 3 years ago we needed a car and fast. In the time that we have had this car it has been completely dependable. The biggest con was the security light. Whenever it goes on the car won't start. So you are forced to wait up to 3 minutes to try again and sometimes it would take up to 5 tries before it would start. A friend of ours was able to fix that after it stopped starting on us completely. It was a half hour job and we were informed that it was something that was in common for the make of the car. Another con is the gas. We seem to only get 20 miles per galloon. But other then those 2 things the car runs great and we love it.
DM
DM
New York, New York
4.0
Oldie but goodie
The 1995 Buick Lesabre is a solid powerful car. Despite it's age, it runs smoothly and comfortably. Even as a pre-owned vehicle, it's dependable and runs great.
Heather
Heather
Novi, Michigan
2.0
It was used
I bought this vehicle because I live in Michigan, and you can't get anywhere in Michigan without a car. I bought it for $3,000. I almost immediately needed to replace brake pads and rotors. A week later, I needed new brake lines. For being a six-cylinder engine and almost 15 years old, it gets great gas mileage. It gets 24 mpg. The car's paint does seem to rust easily in certain spots. The car has a lot of power. One good thing about buying cars like these models of Buicks, is that they were usually purchased by older men and women who drove them lightly and got pretty nice trim packages. My Buick La Sabre, with only 140,000 miles on it in 15 years, is a custom edition with leather power and heated seats. It has cruise control and radio buttons on the steering wheel. The car has a large trunk and plenty of room for passengers. It wouldn't necessarily be my first choice, but it isn't a bad choice. It has a lot of modern functions for a car of it's time like digital MPG and fuel gauges. It's a good buy for $3,000, but I would have rather leased a new car to feel safer.