Buick - 1992 Roadmaster Sedan 

problem is no one has a clue on how to drive a front-drive 4 banger, let alone an RWD V8

Just do what I did and buy a 90's roadmaster (I got the wagon)

@@themagicboy6548 I have one. A 1994 Buick Roadmaster Estate Wagon. Poor thing has 238k miles and needs a bit of work. It's all worth it, but be nice to have a brand new one exactly like it. Granted, it is fun to bring it back to its original glory, but also means I don't daily drive it. You really can't go wrong with the wagon

@@kirbyyasha I understand that you don't daily it, mine has 158,000 miles and I had to get the transmission replaced.

@@themagicboy6548 I am hoping my transmission is good. I mean, thankfully, it shifts smooth lol. It's nice hearing though that you are keeping it going and did replace the transmission rather than junking it!

How,s she treating you what color is interior does it have a landau top?

They missed that boat by 15 years the time was when chrysler released the 300 in 2005 that was the perfect time for a modern RWD Fullsize roadmaster debut

@@TASDET Exactly.

@@TASDET they didnt miss the boat, they built one that we all love

You have a Roadmaster in Russia?! That’s amazing I would have never thought there would be 90s boat cruising around there.

@@jnkn3497 I think nearly about 20-30 still exist in Russia. More chevy caprices and some Cadillac Fleetwood cars. Buick never had official dealership in Russia.

@@Stopkin87 yeah I would think they would be few and far between. Even here in the United States, I live in Pennsylvania, to see or buy a nice roadmaster is pretty scarce. Plus the people who do own them don’t want to sell. But I’m happy! Cause I’m currently driving an 89’ Cadillac brougham and I love it. Runs great and I only paid 2500 bucks. One day I will buy a roadmaster though.

What happend to it.

@@chasechildress2720 she wrecked it years ago she didn't hurt at all.

@@ramoncarter6585 how did it happen she hit a tree or car or what glad she was ok.

@@chasechildress2720 she got confused pressing the accelerator by accident, Thank God it happened in the parking lot. It was early one morning she was dropping off her niece at college campus she told us when she got out of the car she heard screeching our aunt which was in her late 80s veil off into Fred's parking lot went across three bumps the last bump she airborne her car came to rest right by a church that was next to store. That same day we took get a new car she bought a Ford Fusion she hated that car because she was more GM person when we were at the Ford dealer I walked over looked at Grand Marquis she followed me over there my mother told her get away from those big cars ... LOL because she was used to driving those bigger cars that Roadmaster was her pride and joy though she tore some stuff up in it she really loved that car I did as well it was a beautiful car had one of the smoothest rides.

I have a 92 limited as well.. navy blue with white and red stripes. 78k miles! I love it!

@@ctw0baby that’s sweet man 👏

1992 limited in red leather. 310k miles and works like a clock

Agreed! I had a '92. Great car! But, love my '94 with the LT-1!

I thought it was 290 hp ? With the same impala ss engine?

@@juanserrano3871 Here you go Mr. Serrano: The 1992 LT1 in the Y-body was factory rated at 300 hp (220 kW) and 330 lb⋅ft (447 N⋅m). 96 LT1 Y-bodies were rated at 300 hp (220 kW) and 340 lb⋅ft (461 N⋅m). The 93-95 F-bodies were rated at 275 hp (205 kW) and 325 lb⋅ft (441 N⋅m), while the 96-97 cars were rated at 285 hp (213 kW) and 335 lb⋅ft (454 N⋅m). The 96-97 WS6 and SS F-bodies were rated at 305 hp (227 kW). The 94-96 B and D-body version was rated at 260 hp (194 kW) and 330 lb⋅ft (447 N⋅m). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevrolet_small-block_engine#LT1 1994-1996 Impala, Caprice, and Roadmaster are considered "B" bodies. The 260HP is due to the heads not being aluminum as in the Corvette. Hope you have one and enjoy it. Cars today are much too small inside and all look the same outside. At one time I had the Roadmaster, Park Ave, Le Sabre and the Century at the same time. Lt1, (2) 3800's and 3300 engines. All great cars. Only the RM remains. Best of success sir. Michael.....

Geminisixtyfour I’ve had a ‘95 Limited for three years now(69,000 original miles. Now 105,000) The sales pitch doesn’t lie!

92-93 came with transmission problems too

Indeed. The Town Car was built too well, probably not enough profit in it. Owners keep them forever, they were often used for livery as they can last a few hundred thousand miles with ease.

landyachtfan79 I wish they had used the sedan front clip on the wagon. Gives an entirely new look.

My road master smoke your buick

I was just thinking that when this was uploaded. Ever since the G8 came here I was hoping they'd try to revive the Roadmaster using the Commodore.

gsxellence they kinda did in China with the 2007-2013 Park Ave. I wish they had sold it here.

1994 and up didn't have tachometer

@@jamesruiz4005 I know there is a way to get the speedo on the climate control and I believe you can get the tach there as well.

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AI3xZJE41 YT The LS400 is a nice car (We had a 95 you can see on my channel) but the Roadmaster is much more smoother and floatier car. You also feel a lot more in charge of the road with the Roadmaster. My Roadmaster surprisingly outlasted our LS, but then again both are VERY reliable cars.

He was right

Crazy thing is today i mostly see women between 25-40 in their little soccer mom crossovers these day never any elderly they abandoned that demographic

It already comes stock with a 5.7 v8 lt1 Corvette engine why would you do that

Caprices came with 4.3l V6 or 5.0 V8 in '92, the 5.7l was optional and if I'm right only available on the police versions. Roadmaster comes with the 5.7 only.

@@XJon2011 Please don't feed the trolls.

Yeah, because you know every person that bought one.

I'm pretty sure you can kiss Buick goodbye in about a couple of years. Sad, but I think needed

@@624radicalham It’s a popular luxury brand in China, so will likely stay around.

@@FrankGutowski-ls8jt Indeed it is. I think Chairman Mao had a 1940s Buick and because of that it's a prestige brand there

@@624radicalham In the USA Buick only sells SUVs and crossovers that look like jelly beans. Sad.