Used Buick Lucerne for Sale

This car was purchased about six months ago. In that time I have gotten to know the Lucerne very well. This is the most advanced car that I have owned - but I jumped to a '06 from a '99. The technology definitely came a long way in that amount of time. The ride of this car is incredibly smooth and just a pleasure to take out on the road. It handles incredibly well and you barely feel the bumps of the Michigan roads.

My Buick Lucerne is built for comfort. With heated leather seats, a heated steering wheel and dual climate control, it is a great car to take on vacation. There is plenty of space in the trunk, and there is access to the trunk from the back seat, which can come in handy on a long trip. The car has a smooth ride, and the cruise control makes driving a pleasure. The trade off between comfort and convenience comes when trying to park. The wide seats and ample trunk make for a large car that is not always easy to fit into a parking spot. It also has large blind spots that can be dangerous if you are not paying attention. It is a rear-wheel drive car, and that can be tricky on snow or other slippery conditions. I find the OnStar to be creepy. I don't like the "listening in" feeling that it gives to me, even though I know that my conversations are far too dull for anyone to be listening. It is the principle. I love the storage in the front seat armrest. It is so handy and it is double stacked so that I have twice the storage. The cup holders are too small and too close together. Overall, I really like my car. It makes long trips easily and hauls grandchildren like a champ.

Honda is a solid company, and they make affordable cars that last many miles. I owned a 1997 Honda Civic HB CX, and loved it. I then bought a 1999 Honda Civic HB DX. Now 15 years later, it's still my main car. The Hatchback is a convenient design, if I have longer items like a bicycle, the seats fold down, and it fits just fine. The paint on my car, Amethyst Pearl (dark purple) was a stock color. 5 years in, the paint started flaking off. Now 10% of the car has paint flaked down to the primer, with visible rust in some parts. The dealership zone rep offered to pay half of the repaint, and I would have had to pay $1700. Because they gave me a defective part. I said no thanks, and will put that into my next car purchase. Until then, I've been overall very happy with my Honda Civic, and have a lot of good memories with it, over many years. Just had the powertrain maintenance done (which is usually done around 100K miles). Also the main computer did die about 5 years ago, and that was a $1000 fix. I drive it weekly at the least, and it's still going strong. Gas mileage is 27-34 m.p.g. Steering is very exact and easy to maneuver.