Used Buick convertibles for sale near Hartselle, AL

My wife and I have been looking for a midsize midrange convertible for years and after seeing a Cascada in a parking lot knew this was the car we wanted. It has all the bells and whistles you’d find in a BMW, Mercedes or Audi at a fraction of the cost to purchase and maintain. Although they’ve been discontinued as of 2019 now is the perfect time to find a newer used car with low miles for half the sticker price. The only drawbacks are the MPG isn’t optimal and you can’t link your iPhone to the display screen, but the pros (beautiful car, tons of standard features, handles great, decent back seat / trunk space) far outweigh those two potential cons.

This car all met all my requirements. It's a very good convertible and its fun driving in summer with top open. It works well in winter as well, as the cabin is small, it gets heat up quickly.

Bought this car after my wife said she missed her old Solara convertible. She loves it. Drives well. Extremely comfortable. Only complaint so far is that the trunk is small—and with the top down it’s almost non-existent. Her golf clubs ride in the front seat. We’ve only had it two weeks, so can’t comment meaningfully on reliability. But she loves it.

We were looking at convertibles and the Buick Cascada checks all the the boxes. Great car for the money. Sharp, sporty, comfortable and drives very smooth.

This car was an excellent choice at the time of purchase. We have since then moved on to experience the RV world and our needs have changed.

My baby name is Sunshine. The color I was showed was not the color I got. I love blue when I saw the blue it was different, It didn't pop, I was still like ok whatever, as long as it's blue, she'll grow on me. Before I get her I had only seen one a few yrs back and was puzzled like a buick with a rag top?? Is that a convertible?? Anyway, fast forward... usually when u buy a car u start seeing a lot of them. Well, I didn't so I'm looking at cars (waiting on the delivery of mines) I finally seen the blue I was getting and I was like, ok that's cute. The day of my new arrival. Omg she was more beautiful in person and the Blue was NOT the blue I thought. She popped!!! This baby is beautiful and rides so smooth I wanted something different and she has not disappointed me at all she had 15,910mi I've had her for a lil over 6mos. She sitting at 25k now. Absolutely no regrets i am her third and prayfully her last owner.

So far very happy with it, just don't know if there is a remote garage door opener attached to the inside of the car as it was with my old Toyota on the sunscreen.

I traded my '06 Chevy pick up for this last year ... white with black top and light interior...loved the looks and although my car books said "no", after my test drive I was hooked ... I've enjoyed this beauty every time I've driven it and I cannot complain about anything !

Buick Cascade convertible is the most reliable car, after having Volvos, Chevys, & Alphas. The numbers say its tops in reliability for all Buick models and the Brand is highly reliable across the board.

This car is a great convertible with a few flaws, The center stack of buttons is outdated, but the sexiness of the car makes up for that. Lots of safety on this car and the first thing to do is put get a extended warranty or Car Shield for help if needed.

This car was exactly what I wanted and needed. I was looking for a car with more comfort and style than I had and was rewarded with extra features.

We just recently purchased this used Cascada in great condition, so I have no long-term comments yet. But the observations from other reviewers are apt. Keep in mind that the Cascada is "a cruiser, not a bruiser". It's a great value compared to the few other 4-seat convertibles still available out there. It's very attractive, comfortable to drive and ride in, has an excellent insulated soft top and mechanism, comes loaded with many great features, has more interior room and trunk space then most others in its class, and overall it's a very nice ride. I have owned other recent Buick's, so hopefully all the infotainment buttons and controls will become familiar to me again soon. My main nitpick is I would prefer the wheels be a somewhat smaller profile size than 20-inch, but at least these are attractive. Will have more to share at a later time, but am very pleased so far.

I purchased a used 2017 Red sport touring Cascada a few months ago. It had 11,000 miles on it and was literally in show room condition. The person who owned this car previously must have really loved it. This is my third convertible. I had a 99 Toyota celica and still own a 06 solara. The Buick has far less cowl shake than either of those two and handles much better. Solara is floaty in comparison and definitely more jarring on bad roads. V6 in solara is superior to Buicks turbo 4 but only from a dead stop. When merging or passing the Buick feels about equal in power. Solara currently has 200k miles and hasn’t skipped a beat no problems other than routine maintenance. The cascada supposedly has excellent reliability and has been credited with helping keep Buick in the top 10 most reliable vehicle brands for 2017 model year. Time will tell I guess. Any car from any manufacturer can be a lemon and when it happens to you it tends to poison your mind against them. I think most “professional “ reviews I have read about this car have been unfair. Biggest complaints are it’s too heavy and slow, has too many buttons, is outdated, cheap interior plastics, no push button start. The slow part is simply untrue. It’ fine for most people and let’s be honest if you wanted speed you would be purchasing a Camaro vert or bmw M something. Too many buttons? No I find them perfect. Nothing can replace the tactile feel of a button and can’t stand how much modern cars have put into their touchscreens, it’s dangerous and cumbersome. Plus love the busy cockpit look, especially at night. Outdated interior? Don’t get that at all unless they mean it’s not Spartan enough? Idk. Plastics don’t seem cheap to me. On par with typical American cars IMO. Let’s be real 40k$ Is not what it used to be and the real luxury market is north of 60k$ now anyway. Push button start? Who cares. Until they make a car that can recognize me without having to have a fob or something else to carry it makes no difference to me. Overall I really like this car and is my favorite convertible to date. It really is in a class by itself and now that it has been discontinued there’s nothing new you can buy like it. I guess it was the last of a dying breed. While it suffers from things most convertibles do like bad gas mileage, poor rear visibility, a little more wind noise with top up, and by the way this is one of the quietest rag tops I’ve been in, these are all things we as convertible lovers forgive because dropping the top turns ordinary drives into something a bit more fun.

Very good car, the only reason it did not get 5 stars is a. It does not have apple play and it doesn’t work well with my IPhone at all. B. It doesn’t have much get up and go but it is still what I expected. Other than that it has been a good reliable car. It gets lots of attention because it is so pretty.

The Buick Cascada was priced $20,000 less than the comparable BMW, Mercedes or Audi convertibles. It is an outstanding value and well worth the price.