Used Buick for Sale in Philipsburg, PA

Great car for travel. Lots of leg room , great on gas, would recommend for long trips or short jogs. seats fold down for hauling or up for seven passengers

Needed a timing chain; service department handled the appointment, maintenance, and timely finish, great. I was listened to, unlike the local Chevy dealer. Next purchase will be a GMC vehicle.

Great small SUV with all the latest in technology. I get great gas mileage 38 on the highway and around 32 combined. Has adequate pickup; Buick sales rep told me about Trifecta performance tuning which livened up the vehicle. (optional aftermarket engine trans tuning software)

My husband and I had been having overheating problems with our 2003 Civic. Another repair shop hadn't been able to solve the problem. Reluctantly, we tried Rahal Honda of State College, hoping the dealership might know the problems with the specific make better. But we didn't expect much, and we've never trusted dealerships. We've never had service done at one that wasn't for a recall and we've never bought a car from one. This experience blew us away! While waiting for the diagnostics to be completed, my husband inquired about buying a used car, since we thought the repairs would be too expensive. The salesman let him know about two cars they had that were the model we're interested in that weren't on the lot yet, even though they were less expensive options. They found the route of the problem, and on top of that, did a relatively thorough check of our car to give us a better idea of how long it can last, without our even asking! And this was after they would've known we were looking to replace if we couldn't get it fixed. On top of that, the repair estimate came in $300 LESS than the lowest we'd expected! They fixed the problem, replaced a couple other parts while they were in there at our request, and we think we'll get at least 5-7 more years out of this car! And I haven't even touched on their great flexibility with appointment times and shuttle service, since we only have the one car. We'll be back when it's time to get our next Honda!

Good vision. Car seems to watch out for other cars and warns of their proximity. Plenty of space for my long legs. Back seat ac and generous room for passengers.

I was looking with my son for a new car for him and we started by looking at a Honda Civic. He was pretty much sold on it, but we were told he couldn't get Apple CarPlay unless we moved up to a higher model of the Civic. So I said let's look at the Toyota Corolla since it's the Civic's equivalent. It drove pretty much the same but neither of us liked the styling as much as the Honda. We were going to go back to the Honda dealership to see if we could take a Civic home for the weekend, but I thought we should stop at the Mazda dealership on the way there to look at a Mazda3. The Mazda3 was about $1000 higher in sticker price, but the deal we got from Blaise Alexander was really good and we both liked the styling and drive of the Mazda3 better. They were also able to upgrade to Apple CarPlay merely by running a software update on the infotainment system. The Mazda3 was better-equipped than either the Honda or Toyota too. It had allow wheels (both the others had hubcaps), a push button start instead of their key starts, and the back seat is a 60/40 split that folds down whereas the others were not split. All in all a better car at a better price.

The room in this mid size SUV with third row seating is absolutely amazing. I'm 5'9" and I don't have to crouch down to move through the back area. I barely have to bend any further than I did in my minivan and that amazes me, I thought I'd be sacrificing a lot of room moving from a van to an SUV but that is not the case here. The only real complaint I have is that I purchased the 6 cylinder AWD and I think definitely go for the 8 cylinder if you have the option. You're going to break even in the gas mileage department and the extra power is noticeably worth it, in my opinion. All in all, I think Buick hit it out of the park with this ride!

Patterson's was able to determine and fix a complex issue with my SRX in a very timely and professional fashion. Was pleased with the overall service provided and transparency in what it service was going to cost.

I drove the Buick Encore Essence 2017 with sun roof during a 10 day stay in Arizona for vacation. I originally rented a Nissan sedan but they were out so I took 'the blue SUV'. I was 5 miles north on route 17 when I noticed how quiet the ride was. Then a text came over the Android Auto, which I didn't realized I hooked up by connecting the USB cable to the charger. I found the interior to be very intuitive. The long ride from Phoenix to Sedona was very enjoyable the heated steering wheel and seats plus motorized drivers seat. The pick up climbing the mountain grades was easy as was passing trucks and cars. It doesn't have crazy horse power by any means by it performed fine. The keyless entry and start were great since I was always carrying backpack and gear, no fumbling for the keys. Then I drove back down to Phoenix for 5 days and it handled the off dirt roads to the trail head fine. I came home and 2 weeks later I traded in my loyal Subaru Impreza wagon that I had for 6 years. I enjoyed the Impreza but it has a CVT trans and I wanted to drive a traditions auto trans. The Encore has 25 MPG +/- and I'm ok with that. I purchased the AWD as I live in Massachusetts and NO... FWD with snow tires IS NOT the same thing. So test driving a car for 10 days informed my of how the car runs on average and when snow came in January the Encore handled great with the AWD. Four months owning my Buick Encore Essence now and very happy. It is small on the inside, about the same cubic storage dimensions as a Subaru Impreza Wagon but the off ground height is also what I wanted in my next car. It has great head room, leg room and the leather seats are ALL leather and stitched great, not pleather or 'leather trimmed'. Back seats can squeeze 3 adults but 2 adults for comfort, same beautiful leather seats in back. Soft touch materials, nice dash, nothing flashy but more classic and understated. I added OEM chrome side body molding and chrome wind deflector as well as custom rain guards. Now my car is my own. The aluminum painted grey wheels are awesome too. Very happy!

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!

I bought this car new in 2007 and have had it ever since. It is a very smooth accelerating, comfortable car with adequate, zero to 60 in 9 sec., performance. It's reliability has been great, except for a problem I had last year with an "engine has reduced power" message, which turned out to be the car needed a new throttle body and accelerator sensors, but other than that, nothing major at all. I would recommend this car to anybody. Unfortunately, I don't like the new start/stop feature that GM is putting into Buicks now, so I will keep my Lucerne for as long as possible. My first choice now for a new car would be a Toyota Camry SE with the 2.5L 4 cyl engine and 8-speed automatic.