General Motors definately has some ground to cover since their most recent financial difficulties. Just before tumbling into the disgrace of Chapter 11, GM finally figured out something to carry itself outside of the mediocracy of the past decade. Maybe your parents or even your granparents once looked at Buick as a contender with most car companies, but over the years Buick's luxerious reputation fueled by powerful engines has faded. There are many reasons for this but the most important thing to understand is that the Buick Lacrosse, once dubbed the Buick "Lexus Fighter," is back and easily one of the best redesigns of the year.
"I will never buy another American made car again."
The mutterings of a compliant customer throughout the nineties and early 20th century slowly become a faint whisper as your behind the wheel of 2010 Lacrosse. The ride remains more quiet than the past models and seemingly just as smooth. Buick has decided that one of its brand characteristics will be hushed motoring. Even on the highway the wind noise is seemingly faint to silent behind the continious hum of the concrete below the tires.
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