2001 Buick Park Avenue

Pros: Smooth ride, excellent fuel mileage, lots of power.

Cons: Front wheel drive

The Bottom Line: The bottom line is, if my wife and I were in the market for a luxury car, we'd give serious consideration to the Park Avenue. Buick makes quality cars.

Review: I want to start off by saying that I do not own a Park Avenue. That's not to say that I don't want to...just that I don't.

My wife and I rent cars for long trips. It's better than driving our old cars and cheaper than paying a new car note....

Pros: A relaxing driving environment with plenty of room.

Cons: not a drivers car

The Bottom Line: The Park Avenue offers traditional American big car luxury with reasonable fuel economy at a fair price.

Review: A pleasant surprise awaited me at the service center. Upon dropping off my new Camaro Z-28 for service I was given a free loaner for a week. While this is not unusual, I had spotted a long row of new Impalas outside and was resigned to relinquishing my...

Pros: Ride, Power, Luxury, Competitive Pricing

Cons: Interior Layout, Needs More Sport

The Bottom Line: A big Buick that does exactly what it is supposed to - get you there and back with style, while not breaking the bank.

Review: Ecclesiastes 3:3 reads “There is a time for everything, and a season for everything under heaven.” There couldn’t be a more fitting explanation for the Buick Park Ave. Everything has its place in the automotive world, and the Park Ave. fills its place...

Pros: Ergonomically designed interior

Cons: Large in size, but very large in feel.

Review: The 2001 Buick Park Avenue has not had any major changes in two years now. It is still available in the Basic and Ultra models. This is a large sedan that sits near the top of the hill of American Luxury cars and is a good bargain for its price. For a...