2001 Buick LeSabre

Pros: Roomy, Lots of gadgets to make life fun

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: This car is perfect in all ways that count.

Review: About a month ago my family took a trip to Rochester, which is about 400 miles from where i live. We rented 2 cars, a Saturn and a 2001 Buick LeSabre, Now i have to say, after driving both, the Buick was my favorite. My sister and brother belong to a...

Pros: Tons of interior room, large trunk space, very smooth ride

Cons: I had to give it back

Review: ...then I'd have to buy one of these.

I never would have chosen to drive what I would consider a luxury car, but when the keys are handed to me for free --- hey, what the heck.

When the mechanic told me that the steering pump they...

Pros: Ride, Handling, Luxury, Pampering, looks

Cons: Fuel Consumption

The Bottom Line: Once You've driven a Le Sabre, you'll never want to go back to a Volvo.

Review: I always considered myself a Volvo man. But when the new Volvo S80 came out, I didn't like its looks. It looked like the Volvo designers didn't make up their minds about how this car should look. It looked to me like a half-cooked design. I was told it...

Pros: Riding on air; luxury for less; radio controls on steering wheel

Cons: None yet!

The Bottom Line: I wholeheartedly recommend this car to everyone because of the spaciousness, the reliability, and the comfort! You just can't go wrong owning a Buick LeSabre!

Review: After driving an Oldsmobile Silhouette mini-van for several years, it was time to trade it in and get a new car! We test drove an '01 Silhouette, but kept going back to the '01 Buick LeSabre. We didn't get some of the "bells and whistles" I was used to...

Pros: fast, looks like a million bucks, has plenty features

Cons: none that I have found yet

The Bottom Line: Excellent car.

Review: Retail Price Range $24,230 - $28,950

The 2001 LeSabre is a 4-door, up to 6-passenger sedan available in two trims, the Custom and Limited. Upon introduction, the LeSabre is equipped with a standard 3.8-liter, V6, 205-horsepower engine that...

Pros: Value!! Handling, economy, safety, styling, quiet

Cons: awkward front floor board due to fwd

Review: After extensive comparison shopping for a business vehicle, I purchased a new Buick LeSabre Custom. This auto is extremely well built, has excellent power for a fuel efficient V-6 and handles better than any mid-size car I tested from other U.S. car...

Pros: Luxurious, comfortable, reliable, good gas mileage

Cons: None

Review: I've only had my 2001 Buick LeSabre for 2 months, but I love it! I bought it 4 years old and it is in great shape, mechanically and physically. It's a beauty, and nobody believes that it is /not/ a luxury car. We purchased this vehicle as my old car ...

Pros: The ride and options

Cons: Gas consumption in in-town driving.

Review: I just bought a used 2001 LeSabre with 44k on the odometer. I traded in a '98 LeSabre. The '98 developed transmission and engine problems at 73k and I got jerked on the price by the used car dealer. The 2001 model that I bought last month (Feb 2005) is ...

Pros: Loaded with goodies, way Cheaper than similarly equipped imports.

Cons: Body roll, Automatic Transmission is fussy

The Bottom Line: Still pretty bland and basic, the LeSabre Limited looks good and functions well, but there is better out there.

Review: In 2005, My parents decided it was time to get a new car and they sked for my help in choosing one. Helping my parents find a car is not something I relished. My parents are in their fifties and are very particular, my father especially. My mom is more ...

Pros: Luxurious--yes, new car smell--yes, leather, etc.

Cons: not much, it's just that...

The Bottom Line: A very very nice car, but just a little hitch in the peach-fluff along the way

Review: The 2001 Buick Le Sabre...a very Nice car.

I'll go with that. And though I've never been overly-partial to Buicks, I did once own a 1984 Buick Century Custom. A very nice car--much like the Le Sabre in many ways.

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