Buick Electra, which was introduced in the market in 1959, followed the Roadmaster. It was a big car with a sporty streak. It was imbued with Buick’s traditional styling cues. It was an eminently desirable car during its time. An embodiment of luxury, speed & comfort, the Electra reportedly generated brisk sales, even though motorists were lured by the compact vehicles which arrived in the marketplace.

The Electra 225 offered even more interior space but a bit less maneuverability. Though not as electrifying for some people as its name may suggest, the Electra was a beguiling car. It was powered by a V-8 engine. The four door sedan’s standard features included power-assisted brakes and steering. Luxury car lovers during the mid-1960s who wanted their vehicles wide and long took delight in the Electra’s sleek looks inside & out. The rooflines and rear-quarter panels were the Electra’s other standout characteristics. A real classic beauty, succeeding models of the Buick Electra like the early `70s versions remained headturners that make a nice addition to the a car connoisseur’s collection.

Estimated Price Range for Used Buick Electra: $1,000-$24,000
Estimated MPG for Buick Electra: 17 City/27 Hwy
Available Trims: base, 225, Park Avenue, Limited
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During its early years, the Enclave belonged to the Buick model lineup which fared well as far as auto analysts’ viewpoints and customer reception was concerned. With its 275-horsepower, 3.6-liter V-6 powered engine, the crossover sports utility vehicle featured power-adjustable steering wheel and extra noise insulation and three-row seats.

The Buick Enclave is actually styled like a car. Its chiseled ellipsoid headlights and waterfall grille with louvered gills bring to mind other Buick icons. Standard specifications included 18-inch alloy wheels (slightly larger on the Enclave CXL model). Both the base CX and CXL versions have front-wheel drive and optional all-wheel drive.

Modern amenities characterize Buick Enclave’s interiors, which included state-of-the-art audio systems and navigation system, and elegant bucket seats. The safety features are at par with rival vehicle brands in its category. Foldable passenger seats can give way to spacious cargo room, reflecting Buick’s compelling and cohesive design concept. Overall, the Enclave is a beautiful and functional car that can transport passengers quietly and comfortably across town. It is also designed to be fuel efficient, offering consumers in search for a reliable luxury crossover vehicle good value.

Estimated Price Range for Used Buick Enclave: $14,000-$30,000
Estimated MPG for Buick Enclave: 17 City/24 Hwy
Available Trims: CX, CXL
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Buick Enclave Review

The Buick Grand National arrived in the marketplace as part of the tradition of excellence, impeccable style & innovation of the American auto maker. Car production and refinements in the mid-1970’s paved the way to the creation of the turbocharged 3.8L V6 engines. In essence, Buick’s amazing ingenuity is what powered the Buick Grand Nationals, a car lineup which featured power windows, locks, and heated mirrors, and the 3.8 liter turbo V-6.

The 1987 Buick Grand National also had extra amenities like t-top roof, power seats, rear defogger, cruise control , and a whole lot more. As one of the last great muscle cars created by Buick in 1987, the Grand National commanded attention and has even been featured in contemporary blockbuster movies, or given as special present to those who made a difference in the gift giver’s life. Other Buick models have been modified by auto restorers to resemble the legendary Grand National.

Estimated Price Range for Used Buick Grand National: $6,000-$100,000
Estimated MPG for Buick Grand National: ~17 mpg
Available Trims: base
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The stunning rebirth of a legendary name is in the making. The 2010 LaCrosse is Buick’s answer to modern-day consumers’ hankering for a car with proud auto making pedigree while also displaying a new level of craftsmanship. The highly touted vehicle model is designed to meet exacting fuel-mileage standards. Buick is likewise offering all-wheel drive technology in the new-generation LaCrosse sedan. Buick has geared to attract not just the baby boomers who grew up knowing about the greatness of the marque, but the young & active set as well.

Buick has ensured that its latest car model meets the discerning tastes of modern-day motorists who go for supreme comfort, superb handling, luxurious quietness, upscale interiors and stunning exteriors all rolled into one. In short, there’s got to be real value for money not just in looks and engineering prowess but in meeting fastidious tastes. The 2010 LaCrosse, which marks the first complete rebuild since the competent but lackluster midsize sedan made its 2005 debut, hits the mark.

Base MSRP for New Buick Lacrosse: $27,130
Estimated MPG for Buick Lacrosse: 21 City/30 Hwy
Available Trims: CX, CXL, CXS
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Buick Lacrosse Review

The Buick Le Sabre made its debut in 1959. Models included a convertible, coupe, wagon, and sedan. By the early part of the `90s, though, only the full-sized sedan was produced. The fuel-efficient and roomy Buick LeSabre was the car of choice of the senior market segment, who reveled in the placid ride quality of the car.

During the 1990s era, the LeSabre continued to impart the design tradition and main attributes of Buicks a powerful engine and easy/smooth ride along with the standard safety features. LeSabre’s trunk space was big as well. Car handling tended to be slow and body style & interiors were dated, though ergonomic improvements were introduced in later models.

Buick LeSabre underwent some tweaks in 2001, with the addition of dual-stage airbags, plus other convenient features like a child safety feature, keyless entry, modern audio systems, satellite radio and wipers that could sense rain among the options. Buick LeSabre’s captive market took delight in the versatile car until its departure from the market in 2005.

Estimated Price Range for Used Buick LeSabre: $1,000-$25,000
Estimated MPG for Buick LeSabre: 18 City/27 Hwy
Available Trims: CX, CXL, CXS
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