2000 Buick LeSabre consumer reviews

I bought the 2000 Lesabre with 36,000 miles on it.I but 126,000 additional miles on it. In that time, I replaced 1 ill snapping seat belt and 1 sensor.The vehicle was the most comfortable car I've ever owned and the most reliable I've ever owned. This car is a winner.This car was wonderful in the snow. Wonderful car to vacation with.

I bought the 2000 Lesabre used with about 49k miles. It has 80k now. Both electric rear window regulators went out, but I got the parts online for $35 each and put them in myself. Recently, my mass air flow sensor went bad, $300 repair. Other than that, no problems. My gas mileage is 27 mpg city/highway combo. That is unbelievable gas mileage for such a large and safe vehicle with lots of power. I love this car. I bought it for $7,000. This car was $28,000 new. The engine series is one of the most reliable engines ever built in the U.S., according to most professional reviewers.

I have owned my 2000 Buick LeSabre, purchased used, since April, 2007. I bought it at a relatively good price of $7400, with 71K miles on it. The car now has 89K miles on it. There have been a couple of repair issues, but overall it's been a good vehicle and a good value for the money. I did have to replace the two rear power window units, but used aftermarket products (installed by a Buick dealer), which cost about $500 overall. Other than that, there has been nothing major or unexpected. The car drives very smoothly and effortlessly lopes along at highway speeds. Highway gas mileage is 30 - 32 mpg; in a mix of city/highway, it drops significantly to about 19 - 21 mpg. It's not a great car, but is certainly a solid car and is worth a look for many buyers.

Very practicle car. Gas mileage is great, handles well in bad weather and nice and roomy for the family.

The 2000 Buick LeSabre is a very comfortable car to travel in, especially on longer trips. It cruises easily on the highway and gets great highway gas mileage (30+). Mileage drops off distinctly in city driving (16 - 18). I have had a problem with the power windows and recently had to replace BOTH rear units. Using aftermarket parts installed by the dealer, this cost me about $500. This seems to be a bit of a design defect by Buick/GM, but still doesn't diminish (too much) the value of this vehicle. I bought the car with 71,000 miles and currently have 86,000. Based on experience with previous GM "big cars", I expect to easily exceed 150,000.

all over a great car

The 2000 Buick Lesabre was built on the Cadillac platform and provides a great car for less money.