2016 Buick LaCrosse consumer reviews

This car feels like experiencing a level of driving that no mortal was supposed to feel. Truly a divine car. Must say two deer at once is not good news for it though :( I miss mine so much, definitely the best sedan I’ve ever owned. It’s not even close

This car is a dream to own & drive. My only complains are the paint job. Mine is silver and deterating very fast now matter how much its washed & waxed. Also, you cannot check the transmission fluid unless you take it to the dealer. It is sealed underneth the car. Other than those 2 issues, its a wonderful vehicle.

Beautiful car but get the 6cyl or you’ll be disappointed with its lack of power. The Lacrosse is the perfect cross between luxury and sport. Great comfort, excellent sound system, quiet ride, quick acceleration, tight road handling. The plethora of technology takes about two weeks to adapt but soon becomes second nature. Reasonable economy/gas mileage. The touch technology for temperature control is a bit awkward. I had my lacrosse checked by my mechanics and got a thumbs up. This is my 6th Buick, it continues to please just remember to get the 6 cylinder

Throttle body and exhaust problems. ENGINE POWER REDUCED light came on after I purchased the vehicle and so did the check engine light. Car wouldn't accelerate properly. I've put almost more money into this car than I've paid on it! Would not recommend! Only have had 6 months and I've been to a mechanic 5xs! GMC IS NO HELP! THEY TRY TO GET AS MUCH MONEY OUT YOU AS THEY CAN! At this point I just want to do a trade in!!!

The lacrosse is the best car I've ever had. This car is top of the line. I've heard great things about this car from a friend.

Car and rims started to rust after 10,000 km. Wish I could attach photos to this review. Rear bushings have had to be changed twice. Dealer can not figure out why tires need to be replaced every 30,000 km and why bushings keep getting worn out. Would never buy a Buick again don't waste your money go buy a Lexus or Toyota instead

This car moves out when needed. smooth, non-jerky ride. Kind of like a luxury Dodge Charger, but smoother. Lots of safety features for driver confidence.

This car meets all my needs. It has all the leg room and safety features that I need. I think this car will last me for many years. It’s worth the price I paid for it.

like the feel when changing from sport to touring in the searing and ride.The info center is great, when it reads a text message to you.Navigation has been spot on every time.

In 1976, I swore that I would never buy another GM, or American-made car. I have since owned German, Swedish, and Japanese cars. But something in the styling of the new Buick caught my eye, and after reading the reliability reviews, thought maybe it was safe to return home. Test drove a 2016 LaCrosse right after test driving a 2016 Audi A6. There was no perceptible difference in the ride, handling or features. Just $15,000 difference in price! And the repair costs experienced with the Audi's, quickly took them out of the running. After also test driving an Infinity Q50, I decided to go with the Buick based on styling, comfort, reliability and cost. My only complaints so far are the blind spots which we didn't notice during the test drive, and the learning curve required to operate the xxxx thing. The first night with the new car, we drove it to a wedding and parked face in. When we came out, we couldn't get it out of park to back out of the space. It's been a constant series of "let's figure out how to...", which, in reality, has nothing to do with the Buick, but is a symptomatic of any of the newer vehicles. Thank god I still have my 2006 Volvo, in which I know how to work everything. Haven't driven the Buick long enough to give a real review of performance, but it sure looks good in the driveway, and feels solid on the road. I haven't experienced GM-itis yet.