I got a 2001 Buick LeSabre limited in 2009. I had the car until 2019. The car was actually donated to the " wheels for work program" in Wi I signed up for the program and was very fortunate & extremely grateful for this opportunity! I was a single parent of a young boy at the time . The wheels for work program gave me the opportunity to be approved for a loan & the payments were $50 a month for the car . This car was very reliable, although the window regulators that were made for this car were made out of plastic causing the windows , both drivers n passenger side ,come off track and had to be replaced. This can be costly if done professionally, I had some one fix n them as a side job & only cost me $60. A Buick flaw! I put this car through a LOT and the body wasn't looking too good when I finally put her to rest, but the motor was still running!

I paid $1,000 for this car it's the best $1,000 I've ever spent I've done nothing but run this car and it just hangs right there she starts she runs and she don't ever let me know I gave her the name of Ruby b and she is reliable I put her through xxxx she still there everyday I'll never get rid of the car even after she blows up I'll I'm giving her the conversion kit to rear wheel drive possibly 502 Cadillac motor she's going to be my hot rod but this car takes a beating I love my Buick LeSabre limited 02 fully loaded except now I just can't figure out why the seats won't work I've changed the relay that's under the back seat I don't know what else it could be

2001 Buick Le sabre Custom. It got to 283,000 miles and needs transmission, engine etc. Now sadly heading to the scrap yard. Drove it almost until the wheels fell off. Bought a duplicate car with 108,000 original miles!