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WE FINANCE EVERYONE LOW DOWN PAYMENT WITH A LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT NO CREDIT BAD CREDIT AND FIRST TIME BUYERS GUARANTEED APPROVAL WITH OVER 35 BANKS ON HAND TO MEET YOUR BEST FINANCIAL NEEDS GIVE ME A CALL 954-921-0721 air costs experienced with the Audi's, quickly took them out of the running. After also test driving an Infinity Q50, I decided to go with the Buick based on styling, comfort, reliability and cost. My only complaints so far are the blind spots which we didn't notice during the test drive, and the learning curve required to operate the xxxx thing. The first night with the new car, we drove it to a wedding and parked face in. When we came out, we couldn't get it out of park to back out of the space. It's been a constant series of "let's figure out how to...", which, in reality, has nothing to do with the Buick, but is a symptomatic of any of the newer vehicles. Thank god I still have my 2006 Volvo, in which I know how to work everything. Haven't driven the Buick long enough to give a real review of performance, but it sure looks good in the driveway, and feels solid on the road. I haven't experienced GM-itis yet.
Fuel Type: E85 Flex Fuel
Exterior Color: Burgundy
City MPG: 17
Interior Color: Beige
Highway MPG: 26
Stock: 100142
Drivetrain: FWD
Transmission: 6-Speed Automatic
Engine: 3.6L V6 24V GDI DOHC Flexible Fuel
VIN: 1G4GB5G32GF100142
Mileage: 31,786
Call: (877) 528-5593
