Used Buick Park Avenue for Sale

So I bought this car off my grandparents who had it for about 13 years. It's old, but it's an incredibly well made car. I drive it everyday, and it feels like I'm driving a boat. I don't mean that negatively, just that the suspension is really nice and bouncy. It has about 140,000 miles on it and my mechanic says it'll go another 100,000 easy. It's also an incredibly comfortable car for passengers as its incredibly spacious. It also has built in seat warmers which I love in the winter. If you are like me and need an affordable older car, I really feel like Buick Park Avenues are the way to go. The engine is in fantastic condition. It's a V6 and is fairly powerful - incredibly reliable. I can also fit my bike in the back seat just by popping off the front tire. I honestly can't think of another car that I can do that in. The trunk itself is gigantic. I feel like on newer cars now, the trunks are pretty small so I love having a ton of room for things. Also, the leather seats are great for people who have pets, as it's a really easy thing to clean. I don't really worry about mud or anything anymore.

This was the first car I ever had. My parents bought it for me at age 16, and I drove it until I was 23. It was extremely reliable, well-built, and comfortable. The seats were huge, and I always felt extremely safe inside this car. I didn't start having any major problems with it until the year I got rid of it, when, among other things, the gas pedal began to get stuck. Luckily, it would get stuck off, when I was at red lights, rather than while I was driving. Before that point, the biggest problem I had with the car was when the adhesive that was holding the ceiling fabric on failed. I took some upholstery screw things and used them to hold it up. Not super pretty, but it worked! My brother-in-law said once that I could probably fit nine people in the trunk, and I'd believe it (though I never tried!). I once moved myself home from college in one trip - every single thing that I had in my dorm room (minus the furniture that belonged there, of course) fit inside the Buick. Clothes, bedding, a mini fridge, dishes, books and other school supplies. I know everyone probably has a special connection to their first car, but I really don't think I'll ever drive another car like this one. It could go anywhere, carry anything, and do it in style.

It wasn't the easiest car to fix. Many crucial components were completely buried under paneling, structural plates, wiring, etc. as though they were never intended to be fixed. Lucky for you, there wasn't a lot of fixing necessary for the Park Ave. It started on the dot every day, year round. Its only problems were very routine; regular wear and tear for a vehicle. It was a very smooth ride, while holding its own through winter and mild conditions. Gas mileage was that perfect middle ground, between lightweight and gas hog.