Used Buick Terraza for sale near me

Sam and Mike are the owners and they are very kind and professional. Customer service is definitely a 10/10, the best I’ve seen across all dealerships. Highly recommend this dealership!

bought used, so had minor issues. But w/200K miles, it's expected. Lots of neat bells and whistles. Not a race car, but the 3.6 has the power needed to keep you comfortable and legal. the 3.9 is even more powerful. Interior is nice, but there is little room to get to the 3rd row seat. The seat trays are horrible. they should have used a console. I'd buy this van again in a heartbeat, and I've owned 4 other vans from different manufacturers.

Jarred was very helpful I bought a 2010 Ford f150. He went over the truck with me. There was a lot of trucks to choose from. I had a 3.5 hour drive home back to Ohio with NO issues so far everything works I am VERY happy with my purchase.

I have 2006 CXL, and I love this Crossover, it's fully loaded with all the features you can think of, I don't think Foreign manufacturers can even think of those features. Lots of cargo room, kids love the DVD and wireless headsets.

They were Awesome and painless. Handled everything from trade-in to purchase. Very knowledgeable group of employees. Very fair and walked me through everything. Recommend 100 percent

This vehicle is like riding in business class on a plane front and and reat seats. The extra row allowed my whole family to take trips or store large items when removing it. So quiet you can fall asleep.

This review is for Brian at Lease Car Sales Inc at 4509 Renaissance Parkway in Warrensville Heights. The 2010 Honda Fit and the buying experience was everything we needed. Brian was very busy but still quickly got a plate on the car so we could test drive it before we even asked for a test drive. There was plenty of gas and no restrictions on where we could take it. Receipts were provided for the work done to get the car ready for sale. A CarFax was also provided. A very pleasant surprise from the CarFax was that it had spent all of its life in the south. A rust free 12 year old car is a real bonus in this rustbelt area. The help in finding financing was painless and appreciated. We weren't spending or financing a large amount but were still treated as valued customers. Thanks Brian for making this purchase a pleasant experience.

I went out of state to purchase this vehicle in 2007 and have been the only owner. It gets me 22 mpg so it's not a gas hog. Has 2nd row bucket seats which kept my kids from touching each other. The DVD system was great when we drove long distance for them to watch movies. Back is great for groceries when the seat is down so I don't go shopping when it's full. I need to sell it now that I'm down to 1 sports boy, but I hesitate because I love it so much. Any problem we had was when it was under warranty and it runs great. I would get another if I had a family with young kids. But mine are young adults and my last 14 year old wants a cool car now.

all prices are posted which made buying a car easy. The guys there all worked together to get me in and out fast! I will make sure to come back in the future.

Bought this 2005 with 50K on the speedometer. Now it has 189K. Driver's side rear door has had the normal issue of not closing properly on occasion. This is fixed by removing a fuse, recycling the door by hand and reinserting the fuse. It just seems to get it"s brains scrambled. This has occurred around 4 times since we have owned it. One wheel bearing replaced, front main bearing seal was replaced, several sets of brakes, a rear wiper motor, and rotors were warped. That's about it for the 139K. It is the most comfortable car for travel we have ever owned. The quality of the interior is amazing! The leather seats hardly show wear and I weigh 250#. I only wish GM would build another minivan!

Bought an ‘09 VW Jetta SE with about 143K miles, in early March 2022. Our son loves it. We even loved driving it. It was one of a select few vehicles on the lot that we even considered looking at. Yes, some of the vehicles are pretty worn out/neglected/etc., but you can thank the previous owners for that. Luckily, ours had no dash lights on, everything worked properly, and it drove great! Check every fluid under the hood, listen carefully for any unusual noises coming from motor, transmission, exhaust, etc. Carefully examine the wheels, tires, body panels and trim pieces. Check the function of EVERYTHING inside the vehicle, windows, locks, mirrors, power seats, radio, heater and a/c functions. Make sure sure ALL doors, hood and trunk open properly. Check all lights, turn signals, head lights, hazards, brake lights. If any dash lights are on, find out why before you buy. Cheap used cars are hard to find right now, but do your own inspection and make an informed decision. Even a super clean, detailed used car can have something major happen at any time. It’s used. Parts wear out and eventually need replaced. Just my thoughts...

This Buick Terraza is the top of the line for options and style. The best part is the ability to get in and out very easily, since it is farther off the ground than standard vans/minivans. This is a definite plus for the aging population and/or people with restrictions in movement.

I've purchased a number of cars from George at East Coast Auto Source over the years. I would recommend the following if you're looking at buying a salvage/repairable vehicle: 1) Choose your Auto Body mechanic FIRST prior to going to purchase a vehicle that is salvage/repairable and pay him for his time even if you DON"T BUY. Paying him $100.00 for his time might save you thousands of dollars in the long run. Take him with you to look at the vehicle you are interest in. A mechanic can identify hidden damage and cost that you as a buyer can not identify. 2) Get an estimate on parts from George (or any other salvage yard) as this is added cost to what you are actually paying for the vehicle. 3) Get a time frame on repairs from your mechanic: example: is his shop out 3 months on repairs? six months on repairs? 4) Add the cost of the vehicle, parts, repairs and time to fix and compare this amount of money and time to the same model vehicle that a dealership or private owner has for sale and analyze if the repair of the salvage vehicle is worth it....sometimes it is: sometimes it's not. I've never had any trouble getting titles, bill of sale, or vehicles shipped upon purchase, etc from George. As indicated, have some knowledge of salvage repairable vehicles and get estimates up front and your repair experience will be much better.

It's my favorite, comfort, reliable, great on gas. It has exceeded all, my expectatio ns. Already have 139,000 miles And still love it like it was the first day.

Jake Bozzo was our salesman. Awesome guy. Easy to talk to. We had no problems. Found my wife the perfect vehicle. It wasn't even listed yet. Happy wife happy life.

This Vehicle had everything I was looking for, Not just your basic mini van, great color, low miles, smooth ride, loaded with many options, leather seats, heated seats, DVD player,

Service was excellent and the buying process was simple.

I found my Terraza online, but I was reluctant to even go look at it due to reading so many bad reviews. My mom has sold cars for many years. She told me that there are always a few lemons that come off the assembly line, but that doesn't mean they're all bad. So, I went and looked at the Terraza. The van looked almost like new inside and out so I gave it a test drive. It drove like a dream. In the glove compartment I found the owner's manual, and the previous owner, who bought the van new, had kept meticulous records of all he had done to the van while he owned it. I could see that this one was not a problem vehicle. Most of what he had done was general maintenance. He did have to fix the automatic sliding door once. I have now owned the vehicle for just over a year and I've had no door problems at all. However, I did have a problem with the traction control. The light kept coming on and traction control didn't work. That was an expensive fix, but it can happen to any vehicle that has traction control and in fact will happen to all of them eventually. Other than this, everything else I've done with the vehicle has been general maintenance. Only things I don't like are visibility isn't good, and it's even worse when someone is watching a DVD. The latch on the DVD screen broke off so it hangs down all the time now. I have to use my side mirrors constantly. The seats are a bit firm, but that's been a good thing for my back. My Terraza has leather interior. Gas mileage is ok, but not as good as you would get with a smaller vehicle. That's to be expected. I get close to 200 miles with half a tank of gas. The previous owner bought an insert for the back of the vehicle that has four boxes in it. I don't know what it's called but it's been great for grocery shopping. Overall I enjoy driving this van. It's a smooth, quiet ride and I feel like I'm wrapped in luxury. If you're considering a Terraza, get as much info on the vehicle as you can. That's what made the difference for me.

I had a recall, and they made arrangements to pick the car up and deliver it when it was done. Not because Im special but I am on oxygen and it made it much easier. I love the staff at Foxmoor.

Very nice minivan. More on the high end when it comes to comfort and amenities. Our van is a daily driver for work and the family. Very dependable, love it!

Brought my truck in as my mirror wasn?t retracting all the time. Central GMC checked it out and said the mirror moor was over heating. They ordered the complete mirror assembly and had it in within a few day?s. Scheduled me back in within a couple day?s and all is well! Great experience!!