Used Buick Rendezvous for Sale

I love the vehicle because it can travel through small floods with ease, the car is comfortable, and relaxing to sit in, good seats for people who have back issues, and drives very smooth. Over the 3 years that I've had it, I've only had brake issues one time but was able to get that fixed with ease, the car is very easy to maintain and does not cost a lot of money to do so. The only issue that I have had with it is that the lighter area/phone charger does not work but that is fine because I do not need to use a cell phone while driving anyways, this vehicle is great to use for travel, as well as shopping, has great space for groceries and/or other items bought from a store, can hold a bicycle in the back trunk space area as well as other objects of similar size.

I like the fact that my car is very roomy it has three rows. When I put the third row down I could fit a lot of things in the back. It isn't as big a caravan I feel it is more like a crossover. I have had this vehicle for six years now and I haven't had any major problems with this car. My car drives smooth

I loved my Buick Rendezvous. It was the best car that I have ever owned. I loved how it look and how it drove. I got the car used--it had 15,000 miles on it. But they were all highway miles so I felt confident that it was in good shape. The minute I test drove it, it was love at first drive. I am short so sitting up high was great for me. I felt like I had a lot of control over the vehicle because I was up high enough to see everything. It had more bells and whistles than I would ever pay for had they not been included. There were heated seats, seat memory, a sun roof, and a towing package. I would have paid for none of those but I was, oh so happy to have them! One of the things I liked the most was the seats. They were leather but had a cloth insert. I don't know if they even make these anymore because people are so in love with leather. But the cloth inserts helped keep the seats warmer in the winter. I don't care if you do have seat warmer, when you first sit on leather, it is cold! Another thing that I really liked and became used to was the seat memory. Since I am short and my husband is tall, we were always fussing with the seats and mirrors depending on who was driving. How nice it was to just push a button and the setting went back to the other person's settings. That is something I don't think I will be able to live without again. The storage capacity in the console was amazing. I couldn't believe how many things we got in there. It was at least two feet deep! One of the cons was the blind spots. It did have the backup warning beeps, which I really appreciated. But there were blind spots on the sides. I always had to turn completely around when changing lanes. And sometimes there was a car in the spot that I didn't see and had to swerve at the last minute. The car had huge side mirrors which I really liked. I could see cars on the side when they were in view of the mirrors. But those very mirrors became a liability when looking out the front of the car as you couldn't always see something right in front of you. This technology has been improved in cars today. There are all sorts of warning sounds if a car is in your blind spot. Also with the backup cameras, that uncertainty has also been taken care of. I see so many of these cars on the road that I really wonder why they stopped making them. Obviously there were other people like me who loved this car. I put very little money into this car the 7 years that I owned it. I had new tires put on and a steering issue addressed. But other than that, it drove like a charm and I loved it. I recently traded my beloved Buick in for a new car. I had close to 120,000 miles on it and it was time for me to get a new car. I made the dealer promise me that it would go to a new home. That is how much I loved that car!