Used 1995 Buick LeSabre Pricing
1995 Highlights
New climate controls and radios are major changes.
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244000miles and still going
After owning this car for 5 yrs. the only thing costly was the fuel pump ($400) inc. labor. The amazing thing is all of the factory exhaust is still in excellent condition,I had the trans fluid changed evey 40,000 mi and never had a problem with it. January cold weather in Mass. can take its' toll and that is when the rear brake line went out after a panic stop from a fool not paying attention with his snowblower went out into the road, but the safety system worked impeccably, the car stopped far away from him. the car still uses no oil 1/2 qt. between changes. Hate to part with it,still no rush issues.but how much can you expect from a car with this situation? Am looking for a newer one.
Reliable Comfortable Ride
I acquired the '95 limited last year from my dad and at first I was skeptical about driving a 17 year old car with 125,000 miles. At 138,000 miles last week the brake lines, front wheel brake pads and rotors, and a stabilizer bar were replaced. In its lifetime there haven't been any big money issues. A water pump, spark plug wires/ plugs, and passenger climate control have been fixed. The fuel economy is decent. I have gotten 28+mpg on interstate trips with a fully packed car. I get ~16mpg with city only driving. It has been a reliable car for me.
Comfortable Cruiser
Ok so unlike most kids with their
Civics or trendy Beemers, i chose a
nice used LeSabre. I like it because
its all-American, solidly built but not
ostentatious, and the interior is
comfortable and roomy. The handling
isnt great but straightline is decent.
The trunk is great, and the price was
right. I might have chose the Grand
Marquis but it wouldnt fit in my
garage, but this is slighly better on
gas. Overall i'm pleased, its much
better built than my family's newer
Chrysler products. I dont understand
why anyone would choose most japanese
midsize cars over this.