Runs well, plenty of power, nice heated leather seats. Individual climate control for comfort. Interior is plenty roomy. Has a good commanding feel on the road. Traction control comes in handy. Good car.
My Buick is reliable and decent with gas mileage. It is heavy enough to not be pushed around by wind and it drives pretty smoothly even when the road is uneven. It does not hydroplane when driving through puddles.
My vehicle gets good gas mileage, and is a very nice looking sedan. It has a smooth ride, with no major mechanical problems, runs well, and is very dependable. It has four doors, and is equipped with OnStar.
Highway ready. Very reliable. Gas does not burn out fast. Trunk has plenty of room. A/c blows ice cold. The wood on the wheel makes it easy for grip while turning. The kids have more enough room in the backseat, 2 of the kids are in car seats.
Drives like a bigger car than it is. Relatively good gas mileage and decent power. Roomy, heated seats. Great sound for a stock radio. Cold air. Two power ports to charge your phone. I am pretty tall and it has plenty of headroom.
The engine has a weak point from the factory. There are some plastic elbow connectors in the cooling system that become worn and will crack and leak over time. This flaw was very costly when I had to repair it, as they were hard to access. A cheap cost cutting attempt to save a few cents nearly caused my engine to blow up.
It is on the older side. It is starting to rust. It is been driven a lot so it has a lot of miles on it and the oil has to be changed more frequently than a normal car. The brakes squeak when stopping.
The vehicle sits rather low to the ground, so the muffler and tailpipe are vulnerable if the car hits a bump on rough roads. Also, the hood no longer stays up by itself. Other than that, it does not have any major problems.
No tint so you can see right through my windows. The bottom to the trunk is also on the unlock button on the drivers doors. It does not have its own button. I wish the fans blew further into the backseat for my kids.
The word I would use to describe it is presumptuous. When you start the engine, it presumes you want the air conditioner on, as well as the headlights. When you turn the engine off, it presumes you want the headlights on, even if you had them turned off.
The 2006 Buick LaCrosse has an average owner rating of 4.16 out of 5 which ranks it #4 of 11 other Large Cars.
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