Used Buick LeSabre for Sale

My husband and I bought a 2005 Buick Le Sabre car a couple of years ago. It had a little over 50,000 miles on it when we purchased it. This car has been an excellent vehicle. We have never had any kind of problem with it. It is the limited model so it has features like leather seats, heated seats, power seats, etc. It has OnStar already installed and it works well. We were able to get a three month free trial of OnStar and we enjoyed the benefits of that. We recently took this car on a 5,600 mile vacation across country (in May of 2015) and we did not have a SINGLE problem with it. We drove through desert terrain during an unexpected downpour when we could barely see, through winding Yosemite highways while it was snowing, in the nerve racking city traffic of Sacramento traffic jams, through the redwoods and all the way to the Oregon border and never, not once did we have a single issue with this car in any way. It was smooth riding, handles curvy roads well and it is very roomy. We have two teenage children and we are all tall. My daughter is the shortest at 5ft7 my son is 6'0 tall and they both sat in the back seat and had ample leg room and were very comfortable for the entire trip. I feel confident enough in my Buick Le Sabre that I wouldn't be hesitant to drive it all the way to Alaska and back. I have no doubt that it would make the trip just fine. We get good gas mileage, too. We average around 30 mpg highway. Not as great as newer vehicles but great for a car that is ten years old! We not only drove this car on a 5,600 mile trip - we CAR CAMPED on this trip. The trunk is HUGE and we were able to fit a tent, four chairs, four sleeping bags, clothing, camp stove, food... Everything we needed to camp for our 3 week trip.

My Buick LeSabre handles the road very well. Feels like I'm driving on a cloud. I like the ease of setting the cruise control, the ease of setting the heating/cooling system. There is more than enough room for me and my family.

I have owned several Buick Leases. The 3.8 engine in this car has never gone, on any Leasable I have owned. The previous two LeSabres had axle problems. The current one has had to have a transmission replaced, and all 4 window regulators have been replaced. Being it has over 180,000 miles on it, I can't complain much. I like the style of the car, and it is plenty roomy. It's more of a cruising vehicle, and not the best on mountain road corners, but does ok. The trunk is plenty big enough. On a trip, the gas mileage runs between 25 and 29. All around average is low 20's. The car has plenty of power for any type of driving, and handles well. Safety is not an issue, as it is a good sized car and is built solid. Acceleration and braking works well. I like the fact that it has a cassette player, a cd player and am FM radio. Also like the outside mirror controls from the drivers side. All controls of the radio, and cruise control are right there on the steering wheel. One thing I had on the Park Avenue, that I don't have on the LeSabre, is the compass. Comfort is not an issue, and passengers in the back seat have substantial room. Individual power seats is nice. Pop open trunk button from driver side. Remote access, and locking, plus manual lock/unlock on both front doors. I would recommend the car to others.