1998 Buick Century Custom Sedan 4-door 3.1l on 2040-cars
Spring Valley, Illinois, United States
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For sale is my 1998 buick century custom. From what I know im the second owner. First owner had it till last year. Iv only owned it about nine or ten months. I have maintained it and kept oil changed. . It has never left me stranded anywhere. Iv driven it to canada n back also to Tennessee n back . When I got it it had about 177,000 I think. Now has 203,xxx something miles and wil be my daily driver untill its sold. Its reliable. Good driving vehicle. Iv drove it everywhere and put on alot of miles and has been great to me! Only reason im selling it is because I have property taxes I have to pay. If it wasnt for me being broke then id definatly keep it. . I have kids. Backseat has one stain or crayon mark. Some rust but not alot. Back driver side window wont roll down. Other then those things nothing wrong. ABSOLUTLY NO LOW BALL OFFERS.!!! ALL SERIOUS OFFERS THAT DONT MAKE ME FEEL LIKE IM GETTING BEAT UP WILL B ENTERTAINED!text only or message reply to this posting! Test drive anytime. Take it onto 80 if you want.....seven zero eight four eight seven one six eight five |
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Audi tops Consumer Reports' brand rankings while Tesla leads domestics at eighth
Wed, Mar 1 2017Tesla supplanted General Motors' Buick division as the top-ranked US automaker in Consumer Reports annual brand rankings, though the electric-vehicle maker finished eighth among global automakers. Buick had finished atop CR's domestic car-brand list for three years before Tesla leapfrogged it. Scores were calculated from a combination of performance, owner satisfaction, and reliability. CR noted that Buick scored big on reliability but not so high on performance, while Tesla appeared to present the opposite case. Volkswagen's Audi division repeated as the best overall brand for the second straight year, beating out VW's Porsche unit, BMW, Toyota's Lexus division, and Subaru. Kia and Mazda followed those brands, while Honda finished ninth, between Tesla and Buick. Consumer Reports took results from 31 brands. Reliability issues related to the Toyota Tacoma helped drop that Japanese automaker out of the top 10. Take a look at CR's results for its Annual Brand Report Card here. That Tesla, Audi, and Porsche placed so high is topical, given some of the issues plaguing those automakers. Audi, Porsche, and their parent VW have been coping with the effects of the diesel-emissions scandal that broke back in 2015. The scandal has cost Europe's largest automaker billions of dollars, and forced VW to put a stop-sale on diesel-powered cars in the US in late 2015. And while the Tesla Model S improved from the "worse-than-average" label CR gave it in its 2015 Annual Auto Reliability Survey, the problematic falcon-wing doors on the Tesla Model X SUV pulled that model's reliability scores lower last year. Additionally, the Model X's climate-control system and door locks have also caused issues. Toyota and Lexus finished atop CR's reliability rankings last year. Related Video:
2018 Buick LaCrosse gets a mild hybrid model, lower price
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MotorWeek remembers the nearly forgotten Buick Reatta
Thu, Feb 18 2016The Reatta was Buick's failed experiment to take on European competitors with its own two-seat luxury coupe and convertible. The model only lasted a few years, and US customers didn't see another droptop from the brand until the Cascada. The latest MotorWeek Retro Review takes a look back at the short-lived roadster and remembers it quite fondly. Host John Davis calls the 1990 Reatta droptop "one of the best looking convertibles ever." His sentiment seems a little hyperbolic, but the roadster is definitely an attractive machine by the standards of the time. The smooth front end and pop-up headlights are reminiscent of Japanese sports cars of era, and the profile with the top down is elegant. There are weaknesses, though. The manual roof mechanism appears cumbersome to operate, and the crude digital instruments, which simulate physical dials, make the cabin look too dated. Other than a complaint about over-boosted power steering, MotorWeek enjoys how the Reatta drives, too. Buick's roadster is largely forgotten today, but such glowing praise suggests it deserves to be better remembered. Check out this Retro Review to look back on this interesting experiment from the early '90s. Related Video:



