Buick Rainier Usados en Venta

The main problem with my Buick Rainier is gas mileage. At 14.9 Miles per gallon, a long trip can be expensive. I have tried to increase my gas mileage, but it seems to be fixed. Some of the controls are a little futuristic for my liking. It can feel like the deck of a star ship if you are not familiar with it. It took a little longer than usual for me to become comfortable driving and managing the climate control, windows, locks, and sound system. The sound system does not have an auxiliary input, so it can be difficult to use a satellite radio. My Rainier is equipped with OnStar, but I have not and will not activate it. It seems that this vehicle requires oil changes every three thousand miles, while I would prefer (for environmental reasons) to stretch that to five thousand. The window wiper on the back gate can be sensitive to jarring when the gate is opened and closed frequently. When I am having knee or back trouble, the raised height of the vehicle can make it difficult to enter and exit the vehicle. Step sides are required for easy access, but can be difficult to keep clean.

The worst thing about the Rainier is that Buick no longer makes them, so we will not be able to replace this vehicle with a newer Rainier. We've had more than a few problems with the sensors, and they are not something we are able to repair or replace ourselves. The seat belt on the front passenger side is at an awkward angle, and cannot be adjusted. It tends to rub across my throat.