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built to last
conman, 11/17/2002
1995 Buick LeSabre Custom 4dr Sedan
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
I've got 117K miles on it & it still sounds & rides like it's new...Great engine!
1995 LeSabre
Brian0164, 04/28/2002
1995 Buick LeSabre Custom 4dr Sedan
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Excellent Vehicle! This is the second used LeSabre that I have owned and they are very reliable vehicles! They also get very good gas milage for a larger vehicle.
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Durable, Safe, and Comfortable
JR Thompson, 12/26/2015
1995 Buick LeSabre Custom 4dr Sedan
2 of 2 people found this review helpful
Excellent ride & surprisingly good on gas!
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A great all round car
Cameraman, 05/07/2006
1995 Buick LeSabre Limited 4dr Sedan
3 of 4 people found this review helpful
My wife and I bought our `95 Buick Last yeat and we think that this is a great car, It does everything right, great ride good handling (for a full size car), and I would recomend this car to anyone.
Reliable, Comfy, Good on Gas, Safe
cmccausland, 11/19/2014
updated 05/23/2017
1995 Buick LeSabre Custom 4dr Sedan
5 of 9 people found this review helpful
I have owned a Gen III, Olds 88 with 205 HP V6, and that had 170k miles on it, sold it to my brother who needed a reliable car, good on gas. His friend totaled it, hit 2 deer on the interstate. Since then I have kept my eye out, and found this low mileage (66K Original!!!) one that a co-worker had from grandparents. Not quite as good on gas or as much power as the Olds, but very good car. I see about 22 combined mileage with Lucas Fuel Treatment. I paid $500 for it, my mechanic son-in-law put on new front brake pads/rotors, tune-up, brake lines, new trans filter/fluid, vacuum lines repaired/repainted top (vinyl top came off on highway!) All for $620 parts/labor, total of about $1200! I have since only replaced the serpentine belt, and windshield washer motor at 94,000 miles. I put in a modern bluetooth/usb stereo. My niece now owns it and drives it every day to work, and her baby to daycare, it's a very safe and reliable car. She has driven it to New Orleans and back when she lived there, to Texas and back, when she lived there as well. If anyone wants to down vote this review, explain why you're biased against a 22 year old car? Have facts. I have a 93 Z28, drive it everyday to work from spring to fall, modern stereo, mods to 360 HP, still get 22 mpg on hwy, I own a 99 ZR2 Blazer for the winter, has 190k miles on it. If you take care of a car, especially GM cars, parts are cheaper, I do most of the work myself. I also own a 2008 HHR SS, 300HP 2.0L Turbo and still gets 30 mpg on HWY, my low mileage fun car. No car payments, low maintenance costs per year, good performance and gas mileage compared to other vehicles in it's class.
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