Buick has modestly updated the traditional American family sedan withoutcompromising the things its owners most admire. Its one concession to progress
is front-wheel drive. But beyond that, the LeSabre represents two decades
of refinement.
Some American cars are trying to attract younger buyers by marrying
the traditional full-size concept with better handling, and sleeker, more
contemporary styling.
The LeSabre, though, has stayed true to its tradition and has its own
loyal following. The faithful are rewarded not only with what they like,
but also with good value. LeSabre is more luxurious than many more expensive
cars.
Such traditional character is easy to admire.