Buick Regal (1997-2004) for Sale near Locust, NC

I have the 99 Regal LS sedan and it runs very well. It is fully loaded/power/leather seats. The only issue I have is the low coolant light which comes on and off then the check engine soon light. No leaks so my mechanic deals with the sensor. Other than that, scheduled service and it runs great for a new antique!

This is the Camry of North American cars. Just a size bigger and little bit less fuel efficient. This car is the most reliable of the Buick line and Buick is the most reliable brand from the North American's. The engine is responsive and better for highways; fuel economy is average for a car of this size. 26 Mpg with a highway-focused tempo. The steering wheel feels light but the windows allow for much visibility. Interior space is generous and sound-proofing is just above above average. Suspension is soft (too soft). I would recommend this car to anyone looking for a good full-size, reliable and affordable, sedan.

Other than the transmission (which some of the cost was returned to me by GM) this car hasn't had any serious issues and only a couple of minor ones. The ignition switch went out around 75,000 miles and the driver window regulator at about 82,000 miles. The original battery lasted 8 1/2 years a testament to the electrical system. Almost everything about this car is good or better. A few things are great, like comfort, cargo space and amenities. I get 29-31mpg on the highway, and average 26mpg back and forth to work in the winter and 27mpg in the summer (11 mile commute). The original 15" steel wheels and tires would squeal in any turn above 10 mph. New feet fixed that and improved handling significantly. Feedback from the road is muted by the suspension and steering and noise dampening, on the positive side the car is pretty quite going down the highway at 80 mph. Overall best car I've owned, not the most fun, not the most economical but being good in all aspects has made this car great for me.

This is a very dependable car and safe as long as you understand how to drive a supercharged front wheel drive car. This car is extremely responsive and is forgiving to a point. If you have ever driven a sports car and you understand how quick a response you get with the steering then you will do fine in this car. Do not buy this car from a young man, unless you know your cars. It will have more than likely been beat to death, drag racing and probably poorly modified as most kids don't know what they are doing. Look for any Buick that has been owned by an older person and you are buying a well maintained car and that's where I buy all my cars, from the elderly who just can't drive anymore and I make it a practice to always pay them more than what either they are asking or what the blue book says, know matter what. And why you might ask? For a couple of reasons. One being, most of the time they under price their car not realizing that all those timely maintenance calls in my opinion add to the value and I know that they are giving up their freedom because of their age and that's a hard thing to do as I have an elderly mother who can't drive anymore or very little that owns a 2001 Century with 12,000 miles on it. So, I keep it well maintained even though it's not driven much. Look around next time your out and about and look at the Buick's going by. All older folks, could they all be wrong? Nope, they do their home work. And so do I. P.S. This car is not for SALE!

This car is amazing!!! =) 3.8L v6 with a super charger. This car can get up and go. It's a classy looking car that gives the cops the idea your an old man... Swear to god spun my tires out in front of a cop and he didnt even blink! Never had a problem with the car to date, even though its getting on in years now. I would say high quality and well built. You can expect about 16-19 mpg in the city depending on how you decide to drive it and 25-32 mpg on highway depending if your on a 55 or a 70. If you buy this car you will enjoy it, what with the heated seats, sun roof and the comfortable power seats