When it comes to Buick’s modern model lineup, the LaCrosse is by far the brand’s most traditional offering, as it follows the feature-filled, four-door sedan formula that has most famously flowed from its Flint, Michigan assembly lines for the last 50-plus years. But as its traditional clientele is “aging out,” Buick’s moving to appeal to a (relatively) younger demographic by updating its gear and adding a Sport Touring trim to the 2019 LaCrosse.
The LaCrosse is available in four front-wheel drive trim levels - CX 4-cylinder, CX, CXL and CXS - as well as a new all-wheel drive CXL trim. New for 2010, the CX 4-cylinder gets a smaller, more fuel-efficient 182-hp 2.4-liter engine. The CX and CXL front-wheel drive models are powered by a 255-hp 3.0-liter V6... Read more »
The 2005 Buick LaCrosse replaces both the Regal and the Century as Buick's midsize sedan, representing 50 percent of Buick's annual car sales. Buick says it has the competition, specifically the Ford Five Hundred, Dodge Intrepid, Honda Accord, and Toyota Camry, beat on a number of fronts, including quietness and overall refinement. This is a... Read more »
