2009 Buick Lucerne - Q&A
2009 Buick Lucerne Q & A from Around the Web
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I am looking to Purchase a new 2009 Buick Lucerne CXL and was wondering if anybody knows if GM is planning on bringing back the 0% financing deal for 72 months that it had for the Memorial day sale.
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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.
