Buick Regal Usados en Venta en Milwaukee, WI

I have owned a few different cars of the same make/model, and all of them have had very easy maintenance and upkeep. The parts that have worn out on the quick side were relatively easy to replace except the water pump which requires jacking up the engine. Overall smooth drive, kind of on the boat side but not as much as the '80s models.

I own a 1998 Buick Regal GS. The car has a sleek but old school body-style to it, it is big enough for a whole group of people to pile in it, for fun memories. However, the look of the car was overall an average looking car, it wasn't to attractive to the eye, however, the interior was indeed attractive with comfortable leather seats. My Buick was always a good car for me. Always comfortable and I always wanted to take it for a drive. The only real issue I had with it were the hub assemblies. The front end whines like a baby. Other than that, pretty mechanically sound, the car was never in the shop. The car got an average 20 miles per gallon. Not to bad however. The GS series offered a 3.8 liter supercharged beast that would "put you in your seat" if you will. It truly was a fun ride, and if I ever had to get a repair, parts for a 3.8 are dirt cheap, and the engines are nearly bulletproof. I've always wanted to take my car the drag strip. The company claims the car will take off 0-60 in 6.1 seconds... pretty speedy for a stock "grandma" car. The acceleration and braking were both fantastic and the steering was as tight as a drum. I've always felt nice and safe driving it. It was a true "lead sled" with an animal under the hood!