2014 Buick LaCrosse consumer reviews

This vehicle styling is amazing. One thing I love is that it is huge outside and in. I never had any complaints about hauling me and 4 friends around town. Mine also has the adaptive cruise control which isn't anything knew to me. I had it on my 2010 Prius and my other car, 2013 Prius. The Buick LaCrosse's cruise control feels more intuitive. Both Prii had some lag, especially if the car in front dramatically loses speed. I considered using adult diapers when driving through LA, DC or Atlanta. In short, The LaCrosse a great around town and road trip vehicle. Even though the new one is dramatically different I still get compliments on mine.

Got what I expected from Buick. Nice ride, comfortable, smooth operation. This is my second Buick and I am working my way to a new Buick in 2020.

My Lacrosse is the first American car I've owned and it is by far the best. I would recommend a Buick to anyone who is looking for a well designed, stylish, comfortable and dependable car. Very pleased!

Wanted a safe and comfortable car to drive. Upgrading with blue tooth, and other safely features was a must. Great color and size.

So far everything has been good. Solid feel, nice interior, great stereo, good acceleration. Fuel mileage has been a little disappointing, and there is more wind noise than I expected.

Needed a comfortable safe car for our family. The 2014 Buick Lacrosse is a quiet and feels very solid. Everything feels of high quality. I have no complaints since owning this great American car.

It is approaching the two year mark since I purchased (new) my 2014 Buick Lacrosse Premium 11 White Diamond TriCoat. My first review praised the car. Having driven it since the purchase I can now say that the first review did not do the car justice. The Lacrosse is one fantastic automobile! Its ride is comfortable, it feels solid, runs quietly and smoothly. Its creature comforts (and advanced safety options) are right on and leave nothing to be desired. The cabin is subtly luxurious and welcoming . Every time I get into it I still get that "new car" feel. Thankfully I have experienced no problems whatsoever with the Lacrosse. LOF and tire rotations are the only services that have been needed. I have consistently been getting approximately 23 MPG and that's mostly city/suburban driving as I do not have the need any longer to do much highway driving. When I have taken to highway driving the car is responsive, confident , comfortably effortless, smooth and so tranquil. I have never owned a car that elicited as much positive comments on its looks from strangers as this Lacrosse has including folks approaching me to ask about my experience with it and if I would recommend it.. The latest being this week when I was approaching it in a shopping plaza parking lot. Not bad for a car pushing 3 years old! For anyone looking for a luxury car at a reasonable price point I would strongly recommend the Buick Lacrosse without any reservation in doing so. Test drive a LaCrosse before making a finally decision. Knowing the positive trouble-free experience I have with it and how much I like this car, my daughter this coming week will be picking up her new 2016 Lacrosse Ultra. Smart choice. So I definitely do recommend Buick----

I got my 2014 Buick LaCrosse Premium 2 in May of 2015 with 14,296 miles on it. I over payed for the car but after test driving it for two days, I wanted it and could`nt get the sales man to drop the price. I love everything about my car except that the air conditioner does`nt seem to work well. I asked the dealership to check it and they say that there`s nothing wrong with it. I really beg to differ. My wife`s Toyota cools her car off in a matter of short minutes while mine takes a while at the 60 degree setting. I really need them to get down to the brass facts about this situation. I was rear ended in October of 2015 and my car has`nt run right since, but I praise the way the rear end is built because if I had not had my seat belt on , I would have been seriously hurt or killed. The rear end of this vehicle withstood a solid hit at 50 mph or more and did not cave in. I would buy another.

I've had this car for 4 approximately months. Dollar for dollar, in my opinion, more bang for the buck than other brands I tested both; foreign and domestic. City driving averaging about 19 miles a gallon. Good handling, plenty of get up and go. Comfortable and very quiet ride, plenty of room ( front and rear), luxurious interior with ambient lighting, controls within easy reach. Nice textured leather seats give excellent support and are extremely comfortable. Many "creature comforts" which enhance the driving pleasure. Navigation system (voice activated included) is user friendly as are the DIC functions. Keyless Entry is a plus including trunk access when outside the car. Interior trunk lease on the driver's door is logically placed and within easy reach of the driver. Bose sound system will satisfy the audiophile in most listeners. It does have a small trunk and the view through the rear window is compromised but the available safety options compensate very well for and despite the small rear view window. Handsome body style with just enough subtle chrome like accents to enhance the design. The bold "waterfall" grille sets the car apart from many of the competitors. The car just feels safe, solid, well-built and like 'home' away from home!

I got this car in November 2014 and now have about 4500 miles. The pros- quietness, interior quality, rear seat space, styling, ergonomics, handling, gauge cluster. Negatives- visibility (horrible), small trunk and gas mileage in the city. I haven't gotten anywhere near the stated 18mpg in the city, I would love to get 15mpg in the city but that seems like wishful thinking. If you takes short trips be prepared to gas up often, I can't even get 200 miles per tank. When I got the car one of the fobs wouldnt remote start the car, I had to wait for a new fob to be shipped to dealer so I made 2 trips to get that solved.