I currently own two of these vehicles; each has over 200,000 miles, and gets the original mileage specs (29mpg highway). A reliable and workhorse car. I had another with 313000 miles that was hit by a truck on the highway - SAD!! They tend to rust (we are in the midwest with a lot of snow and rain, so what do you expect? ). Replaced tires once on each vehicle. Last year. we drove 18000 miles with one, driving all over the US; went to Alaska once with no problems

Recently bought an 04 limited with 132 thousand miles. Very clean inside and out. Runs like a newer car and I average 23mpg driving around Columbia South Carolina. I have never gotten above 25 mpg highway with her but she sure rides fine. Rear shocks replaced with coil overs. Leather interior ( silver or gray ) still very very nice. Headliner needs redone. Exterior ( silver ) still very clean. Some instrumentation lights will need replaced. Now has 140 thousand miles in 4 months and still a great car.

Received my 2004 LeSabre Limited from a relative who could no longer drive, in 2014 and with 18K miles. Always kept in a heated, underground garage. I do most of my own service and the car runs beautifully. Now has 59K miles. Only failure was a bearing in the A/C compressor at 43K miles. That was expensive at $1200 but the compressor and condenser were full or metal shards. The self-adjusting rear suspension (air shocks) was a little too mushy for me and I recently replaced them myself with coil-over shocks and the difference is wonderful. I recently replaced all the brake shoes as one had become stuck in contact with the disc and wore the pad down to nothing. This at 53K miles. I'm 86 and expect this to be my last car. It's a winner.