2009 Buick Lucerne - Consumer Opinions
Consumer Opinions from Around the Web
We have scoured the web for consumer reviews of this car and found the best ones for you to read. Found 32 reviews. This list is displayed in ranked order based the reviews we think are the best.| Ranking | Details |
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| #1 |
Buick LucerneSource: Edmunds
...This is without a doubt the best car I have ever owned. |
| #2 |
Lucerne 2006 ReviewSource: Cars.com..."Excellent value.Even tires on original lasted for over 51,000 miles... |
| #3 |
The Down Side of Safety EquipmentSource: Edmunds
...In general, we like the car. It has good safety ratings, but some of this safety comes from thicker roof pillars and side and curtain air bags. |
| #4 |
Rear BumperSource: Edmunds
...Been driving my car for two years and enjoy the ride but I have a problem. |
| #5 |
My "Views"Source: Edmunds
...After having this vehicle for about a month, it rides like a dream, except it "won't get out of its own way. |
| #6 |
buick lucerene cxl special editionSource: MSN Autos
...Pros: very reliable..nice design..sporty looking and |
| #7 |
Steve PrestonSource: Edmunds...My new Buick gives me 3 mpg less mileage than my 1993 La Sabre. Acceleration at 60 is very, very poor especially when typical highway speed is 65 to 70 mph... |
| #8 |
Much better than the pros rate itSource: Edmunds
...We have only owned this car a month but it was a service rental and had 5300 miles on it. |
| #9 |
Not your grandma's Buick.Source: MSN Autos...The seats are very comfortable and the heated seats and steering wheel are now paying off. Oil changes are easy to get through and with my frequent changeouts I will be driving this car for a very long time. Cons: The onboard blue tooth will not sync up with our phones, and it should get better gas mileage but then this is a heavy built car made to survive a crash, so there are tradeoffs. Overall: Overall I can think of only one thing that is a little annoying and that is that the right hand gauge is a little out of view due to the configuration of the dash. Otherwise, this is a very nice car... |
| #10 |
My Cream Puff LucerneSource: Edmunds
...My Lucerne is a Certified Used Car originally leased for 3 years. |
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Why should I also consider these?
The Mercury Sable is a sibling to the Ford Taurus, though with a slightly dressed-up interior appearance, and we recommend it be kept on the list as Lincoln Mercury dealerships—like Buick dealerships—boast better customer service.
There’s also a lot to like about the Sable, including top safety ratings, a good ride, and surprisingly well-planted handling; all-wheel drive is available on the Sable, and its V-6 engine is matched by a more sophisticated six-speed automatic transmission.
Both the Toyota Avalon and Hyundai Azera are strong competitors to the big Buick, too, with sedate but stylish interiors and nice, well-controlled ride quality.
but only the the Lucerne offers V-8 power.
For those who need to have a V-8, the rear- or all-wheel drive Chrysler 300C might be a possibility.
It’s not as spacious inside and has a choppier ride, but won’t instantly identify you as a card-carrying AARP member the way that the Lucerne or most of these other sedans might.
