Buick for Sale in Johnston, RI

First off, I think we paid way too much for this piece of junk!! We only had it for a few months and the airbag light started coming on and off while I drove. Then when I start the car, sometimes it doesnt even start, and I have to "start" it twice. Then within the first year my fob stopped working, then my whole lock system went on my car, so now we have to manually lock and unlock the doors, which sometimea sets off the "faux" car alarm! Then we have LITERALLY have had NOTHING but problems with the fuel system and sparkplug system non stop for over a year now, we have put close to $3000 into it JUST for fuel injectors and spark plugs! Then, to put the icing on the cake, my car acts as though its shorting out now, things flash on my dash board, sometimes it won't start, now my antilock break system and faction control lights are lit on my dashboard!!! I HATE THIS CAR!!!!! WORST CAR I'VE EVER OWNED!!!!!! If I still didn't owe over $6000 for this piece of crap, I'd trade it in!!!!!!

Original owner and now have 134K miles on the car since 2011. Only problems have been a water pump that started leaking under warranty; vapor canister purge valve solenoid (easy fix); and a dead OnStar emergency battery pack. Otherwise the car has been bulletproof. I've replaced the battery and tires twice each. This is an extremely smooth riding and quiet car with a ton of features that were only available on much more expensive cars. I test drove the ES350, Maxima, and Infiniti G37 but kept coming back to the Lacrosse. What I got for the money was a tremendous value and I couldn't pass it up. The acceleration and handling with the V6 on the CXL are very good. I commute 104 miles a day round trip (mostly 75 mph highway) and average 22.3 mpg combined city/hwy. If you're looking for a reliable, very comfortable car that still looks good and your ego allows you to forego the cachet of the more expensive luxury brands, you won't be disappointed with a Lacrosse!

I special ordered (new) for my wife our 2007 Buick LuCerne CXL in 2007 when they came out. It is the first Buick we ever owned so I did not know what to expect. Fast forward 12 years of ownership and it is still running strong and quiet. This car has exceeded all my expectations and is a sheer pleasure to own. It is still mechanically sound, smooth, tight and still serves us well with comfort. No engine or mechanical problems since we bought it . What repair costs that we did incur were the results on normal wear and tear and timely LOF changes. I'm quite sure that sensible driving habits, the conscientious maintenance care as suggested by GM's schedules I give it plus detailing (interior/exterior 2 to 3 times a year) and frequent car washing has a great deal to do with its current excellent condition; a condition that still gets compliments from passersby. This LuCerne started my love for Buick and was a major reason in my decision to purchase my new Buick Lacrosse in 2014 whose intrinsic quality is also sealing my loyalty to the Buick brand. My wife, who is not a car person by any stretch of the imagination, absolutely loves her LuCerne and has every intent to keep her car as long as possible. From the way it runs and looks, that, hopeful, will be a long while more. Based on my/our experiences with Buick I would unhesitantly recommend (and have) Buick to anyone who wants a quality, dependable and reliable car that offers quality service with a feeling of ownership confidence and a taste of sensible luxury.

This car met all my expectations Touch screen heated seats USB plenty of leg room dual heat and ac leather seats and a very comfortable ride

This car met all my needs. I fell in love with the interior. It rides very smooth. I feel comfortable driving it, there’s enough leg room.

No room behind the rear sear for very much. Only one arm rest? Hesitation on take off Rear camera is a joke. Very Very expensive to repair

I purchased my 2016 Buick Lacrosse December 2016. However, on August 22, 2018, not even two years that I have my car there was a problem with the transmission. I had to have it towed to the dealer and their analysis was "the transmission and the car would not even go in reverse. This happened while I was driving on a major street, alone and very scared and upset. I contacted GMC to request that they compensate me for my inconvenience. However, they contacted the dealer and essentially, I was told there was nothing they would do. I explained that I did not feel safe driving a car that is not two years old that has had transmission problems. After they kept the car for week/half I drove the car and it skipped again. Took it back to dealer and service manager drove it but it did not skip on him (doctor in). I have been driving buicks for over 30 years and I am thoroughly disappointed with GMC. I cannot keep paying a car note for a car that has transmission issues before it is even two years old and GMC will not give me any kind of compensation. I WILL NEVER DO BUSINESS WITH GMC EVER AGAIN. I WILL HAVE TO TAKE FURTHER STEPS. WHAT DO THEY DO, WAIT UNTIL SOMETHING DRASTIC HAPPENS????

I’ve owned my LaCrosse for nearly three years. I’m just as in love with it today, as I was the day I purchased it. Very roomy, nice quiet ride made for the highway, with lots of power. (V6) the only thing I would want to add, Is more USB ports. There’s only one. When traveling, definitely need more to accommodate all passengers.

Had this Buick for five years and enjoyed every minute owning this car. Style comfort performance and reliability all excellent. Would not hesitate to recommend this amazing car

We could not pass up this car for the value and incentives . We trust the dealer to give us the best deal possible and service dept is exceptional

So far the vehicle has met our needs. It has plenty of legroom, is easy to get into and out of, has plenty of room for cargo, and hopefully will handle well in incelement weather.

The car had all the options I wanted: the color of car, Bose sound system, sunroof, and the turbo power, color of interior and the spacious seating area.

Good car on all counts. I'm still learning all the features;this is the first time I have owned a car with all the bells and whistles as they say. Love the look and it is reliable.

This car looks good but I have had the car sensor replaced twice in less than 2 years. They replaced 3 belts my timing belt, serpentine belt and I can’t recall the other. Now I don’t have oil light on but it’s consuming oil. Looked at the recall and they know it burns oil but don’t want to fix the problem because. It’s costly. So I have 3 years left on a car that I might have to replace the engine on. The dip stick is dry and I don’t see where the oil is going to, it doesn’t smoke like typical oil burning in the exhaust and I don’t see it leaking on the ground. Very very disappointed and would never buy another Buick period!

One fantastic car and a true pleasure to own! I cannot add much more to the previous reviews I submitted but from my nearly 4 year ownership of this car I can say that this Lacrosse has solidly sold me on Buick. Other than GM's recommended scheduled maintenance there have been no other services needed---that's it ---no other. My Lacrosse is still getting approximately 23 MPG (again, city driving mostly with very few highway trips needed) using 89 octane from the companies' formulas recommended in the owner's manual, performance from the 6 cylinder engine is like new, no irritating quirks/sounds that one begins to notice after a period of ownership and as recently as this past week the car is still getting compliments on its looks---from passersby. (I'm sure that detailing it twice a year and frequent washes help.) It is worthy that I mention, again, it still feels solid and handles like new!I am looking forward to many more years of satisfying ownership with this LaCrosse but when it comes time to trade Buick is my choice. Purchasing the Buick LaCrosse was one of the best auto purchasing choices I made.

Had a manual trans Elantra no one else in the family could drive, so was on the prowl for a second vehicle all could share. We researched and test-drove a couple of cars and SUV's. Weren't focusing at all on the Regal, but kept being drawn back to it. In this instance, this unit had the 2.4L with E-Assist (wife's car has 2.0L Turbo), but, given my driving style, has plenty of power with better gas mileage than the Turbo. The engine is designed to shut off at full-stop (e.g., a red light) but there is no re-engagement lag once my foot moves from the brake to the accelerator. (The engine restarts once the brake is released -- does not wait for gas pedal to be pressed.) Gas mileage hits mid-30's on mostly highway jaunts. Love the exterior styling of the car -- even the aggressive waterfall front grille that seems to turn off some others. The interior is well-appointed, with good layout for the controls. Some of the plastic is a little hard (summers in North Carolina may have contributed to drying it out), but is not a huge deterrent. Trunk space with the E-Assist is a bit compromised, but we rarely take long trips requiring loads of luggage, so all good. I was able to negotiate $350 off the price because the car only has an air pump -- no spare tire kit. Have sourced that locally for a fraction of the $350 savings. Be aware not all units have full-sized spares. Only downside right now is that I work from home 100% of the time -- I find myself inventing excuses to run errands just to enjoy driving the car. These aren't your grandfather's Buicks -- drive one and experience the fun!

I bought this car due to the reviews and reports on its reliability, as well as the fact that it is a Union built vehicle. So far it has lived up to all of my expectations. It has great power, with the V6 engine. IT handles great, and looks great.

No wonder this Buick has had overall excellent ratings. It is a beautiful, comfortable automobile with plenty of performance. No, it is not a Mercedes or BMW but then, it is $30,000 less and in our opinion better looking. In the 2 years that we have owned our Buick it has only been to the dealer for oil changes. We have averaged over 20 mpg with mostly city and expressway driving and over 28 mpg highway with the 3.6 V6.

Body styling, interior comfort, jam-packed features make this a good buy in a time at which SUVs are taking over the market. I was an Enclave owner and hope to go back to it someday but the Buick Lacrosse is a nice change of pace.

Need to trade.at my age, difficult to exit in and out.Beautiful black metallic finish, leather, low profile tires. like a good friend. Looking for a Black low mileage Equinox.