1993 Buick Roadmaster consumer reviews

I purchased my Roadmaster new in 1993. It is now 30 years old and runs great. It has 107,000 miles. It has all original equipment except a new alternator, radiator, idler bar and front brake replacement parts. I intend to drive it until the wheels fall off then I'll find someone to put them back on. The thing is a tank. Just what an old man needs. I think it will need a new muffler in a couple years. My wife loved it. No rust on the car here in Idaho.

I bought new Roadmaster Limited in 1985 and still have it,88000 miles.Has all options and is Silver with gray interior.Is garage kept and a real head turner.I have owned Cadillacs and this Buick rides like one.The 350 engine has 260 hp.I will never trade it.

I purchased a one owner 1993 Buick Roadmaster Estate Wagon with 59 k miles. It is very clean and runs excellent. It gets 23 mpg highway and is roomy enough for a 6' 8" traveler to sleep in the back.

My Buick Roadmaster Estate Wagon is exactly the car I wanted. It is quality inside and out. It rides smoothly, has adequate power and still provides good mileage for the size of the vehicle. I am 6' 8" and I have plenty of room behind the wheel. A bonus is I can stretch out and sleep in the back of the vehicle if I choose.

Wow, never imagined owning a Buick, especially one this huge. Inherited from Grandmother. Drove from Tampa to My home in Seattle. The best hiway cruiser ever built. 90 m.p.h. through midwest felt like 60m.p.h. in any other car. Great giddy up for such a large car. Got rid of my SUV and now pull Airstream trailer with the family "Battlecruiser Buick"

I fell in love with this car and bought one in 1998. I could not reach across it from the drivers seat it was that wide. The leather seats were like sitting in a luxury couch. The rear seat had a vista window to allow the passengers to get a more spacious view. The third seat row faces to the rear. The rear vent windows afforded a nice breeze in the summer. A dual action tailgate opened like a door and folded down. The Big V8 was powerful, allowing me to pull up to 5K in tow. The woody accent made it all that more impressive. I miss that car, they are long gone.

I have a 1992 Buick Roadmaster Limited. It belonged to my husband's grandparents, parents and then us. It has 232,000 miles on it and still drives like a dream. It has been well maintained since day one and has served all of us well. It is a bit big but still a great car. I love my Buick!!!

I've owned this car for almost ten years without any problems other than normal wear and tear. My only complaint is the fact that when I adjust the steering wheel to my preferred height, it blocks my view of the instrument panel.