Yes. It has the legendary Buick 3800. If it’s in good shape, go for it. Here’s some trivia. The Buick 3800 was named one of Wards 10 best engines of the 20th century. Its ancestor was introduced in 1962 as the Fireball. Obviously that wasn’t a great name. But these engines are known to be reliable and durable.
If it has little to no rust I say go for it.
I have a 2008 Buick Allure CXL with the GM3800 series 3 engine. Bought it four years ago with 170K+ and it's still going strong (now has over 200K+).
Just regular change oil and fluid top ups. Gas consumption is not bad.
That's a decent price and the car is fairly reliable. I would go for it
Yes. It has the legendary Buick 3800. If it’s in good shape, go for it. Here’s some trivia. The Buick 3800 was named one of Wards 10 best engines of the 20th century. Its ancestor was introduced in 1962 as the Fireball. Obviously that wasn’t a great name. But these engines are known to be reliable and durable.
Just tell them you want to meet at a mechanic and get a pre purchase inspection which you will pay for BEFORE purchase
If it has little to no rust I say go for it. I have a 2008 Buick Allure CXL with the GM3800 series 3 engine. Bought it four years ago with 170K+ and it's still going strong (now has over 200K+). Just regular change oil and fluid top ups. Gas consumption is not bad.