2000 Buick Regal consumer reviews

My name is K Brown and I don't recommend buying a 2000 white Regal Buick car because it's not a good car. The 2000 white Regal Buick car doesn't do well with recalls. K Brown had a 2000 white Regal Buick car and it was on fire about (3) years ago. K Brown's 2000 white Regal Buick car had a recall on it and eventually it was on fire about (2) years later. Recalls on any cars isn't the best way to go! Thank you.

I bought mine used for $900 and it’s going pretty good for a 2 decade old car and obviously it has its issues just like any other older car but she is still running just fine at a little over 180,000 miles

I have found nothing I don't like about this car after 19 months I bought this car it had 68000 miles it now has 88000 if my wife leaves for her job before I go out the Buick is gone best 3000 dollar I have spent in a very long time

Not only does the car get me to where I need to go, but for an older car, it looks pretty good! Highly recommend it!

Great car for the money.No major repairs.owned it for 5 years.Just reguliar maintaince.Gret power in th v6 engine.Great in the snow v6 3.8 engine. Bye.

I owned this car when it was relatively old, having a 2000 model that I inherited from my grandmother when she got so she could not drive any longer, that I had for two years in 2011 and 2012. That said, I can't really comment on the overall reliability, but for an old car it was relatively trouble-free. I had in two years 3 issues total, and one was my fault (actually my wife's fault), and two were just electrical gremlins that GM products of that era are renowned for. The power window on the driver door failed, and I had that repaired. Also, the remote lock sensor failed but I just lived with it and locked and unlocked the car manually after replacing the batteries in the fobs to no avail. The third issue was a busted hub assembly, suffered after my wife drove over a pot hole the size of Cincinnati at Mach 1. So that one isn't the car's fault. Overall, a good vehicle, be it a bit of an old people's car for a 30-something guy to drive. Super comfortable, plush leather seats, and a powerful, tough as nails 3.8L V6. Lots of luxuries now common that were not so much in 2000, like a CD player, heated seats, dual zone climate control, remote locks (if only they had worked), power seats, and many others. If you can find one from that era in descent condition, it's worth a look. You could probably get one pretty cheap these days. It was a nice combination of a plush land-yacht feel of a bigger car like an Impala or Crown Vic, but with a somewhat tighter and sportier feel. The 16" mags (big for the day) were a nice touch. I believe the V6 churned out around 220 horses. Also descent for the day, and it moved along effortlessly through traffic and in and out of freeways, but you aren't going to win any drag races with it. Acceleration smooth as silk, and rode like a cloud. Great vehicle for road trips!

This car met all our needs for our teens and they have more than enough comfort amendenties with this vehicle. It was well kept and the dealer took car of the two minor issues.

This car gets me everywhere. Its fast and reliable the interior of the car is not that great but for what i paid its excellent.

Has few electronic glitches but overall love the vehicle the resistors for the dash are to small and they can't take the heat and melt solder fall off then you lose odometer and other lighting on pannel

This vehicle is always ready to go, wind, rain, snow, whatever the weather or climate. Last two winters when others were sliding into ditches or plowed into snow banks, or skating on the ice, my car cruised on by with ease. Long or short trips it is comfortable and easily fits 5 passengers. Maintenance other than oil changes, washing, waxing, tire changes and fluid maintenance is not on my list of to dos. I purchased this car 2001 and have only had to replace the started this past fall