Drove one for a week while my Caddy was serviced and I completely agree with you. I love the new Buick front end and this car is no slouch in the power department. Sadly, the sticker will scare some folks away.
I enjoy car reviews. A good number of the hosts do not have a polished presentation. I noticed that you are very prepared and provide a thorough examination of each vehicle. I am ecstatic that I found your channel. I do have o one question. Why do you not provide coverage of the driving experience?
Ha! If only you knew... I'm not super prepared! I do drive most of the cars for a week and then I speak from personal experience. And I have MANY takes and lots of editing. I do cover the driving experience sometimes if I think it's something that's outstanding or especially good or powerful. I also do full written reviews on my blog, allthingsfadra.com, where I cover cars in more detail.
I purchased a fully loaded 2017 Lacrosse with the premium trim level and couldn't be happier. I absolutely love the way it rides and handles, especially with the sport setting on. It has so many options I'm having a blast learning them all. It is by far the quietest, best riding, and best driving car I have ever owned. It handles like a dream on any road I’ve throw at it, has plenty of power, gets excellent gas mileage and is super comfortable on long trips. And I think it is the most stylish car on the market, not gaudy but sophisticated in its looks and styling. I tested a number of competitive models from Lexus, Kia, Hyundai, Nissan, Acura, BMW and Lincoln and they just didn't compare to this car on features for the price and in many other ways. Anyone wanting a luxurious, quiet, great handling car, with plenty of power may want to take a look at the Lacrosse!
Hello, Fadra... this was my first viewing of one of your videos and I really enjoyed it. I'll be in the market for a sedan like this Lacrosse as my current lease of the 2015 Lexus GS350 will be up later this year. Given the price of this premium Lacrosse, as you quoted, it still runs several thousand dollars below what I've been driving for awhile now. That and the fact that Consumer Reports gives the current generation Lacrosse a very good reliability rating (as well as the Chevy Impala), it almost seems like a no-brainer for me to give it some serious consideration going forward. Thanks again and Happy Independence Day!
I'll admit that I didn't want to like this car but I couldn't help it. It was fast and comfortable as well. If you're in the luxury sedan market, you might want to also check out the Genesis G80 that I reviewed a few months ago. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4ZaerlxTLww.html
I would consider this car for my uncle who just turned 65, and wants a comfortable sedan but still appreciates modern tech. But he prefers the 2.5L 4 cyl base model to save gas and money (Which gives 31 combined and costs $34 K). I've been searching for reviews on the 2.5L, but can't find any decent ones like yours. Could you do a detailed review on how the 2018 4 CYL base model drives ?
Only $50,000? What a deal !! I will take three of them. One for me, one for the wife, and one as a back-up. - - Do you think I can afford that with Social Security as income? - I don't think so.
Did you not know that Buick is considered the PREMIUM brand of GM? And the price tag definitely shows that! BTW, if you love the car but not the price tag, I recommend checking out the Chevy Impala - very similar, gorgeous car with a lower price tag.
To much money for something that drops dramatically In Price after you Purchase. I say wait a little while for a used one. Watch the obit's in the paper
@@Allthingsfadra Haha. There are a few words that I also refuse to say even though it’s wrong. I was born in Oregon. I refuse to call it “Or-e-gone.” Great video!
