Fully-loaded Buick Lucerne Cxs V8 With Every Option - Excellent Condition on 2040-cars
Bowling Green, Ohio, United States
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2007 Buick Lucerne CXS Sedan Beautiful, Black 2-Owner Car with Every Available Option in Excellent Conditiong I purchased this car as a Certified GM used car from our local Buick dealer back in early 2011 and became its second owner. It had 41K miles on the odometer the day I bought it and was as close to brand-new as any used car I'd ever seen. It's original owner had driven the car very gently and taken excellent care of it. I have done the same. The car now has 105K miles on it, almost entirely from Interstate travel for my daily commute, which is 40 miles each way. There is nothing wrong with this car - it is in excellent condition and runs just as reliably as it did the day I bought it. It has been garage-kept every night of its life and has been washed and waxed on a very regular schedule, including the winter months. I have religiously cleaned and conditioned the leather seats, and as a result, they show only very little wear on the driver's seat. The front seats of the car are both heated and cooled, which is a great feature in an all-black car. This vehicle was serviced and maintained at our local Buick dealer and always got everything it needed. Last month it got brand new rear brake rotors and pads. The front brakes were replaced about 15-20K miles ago. The tires were replaced at around the same time with the factory spec Bridgestone tires and they have more than 50% treadlife. The Northstar V8 engine is powerful and yet gets good fuel economy for a V8. I have routinely gotten 24-26mpg with the car on the highway. The rear seat leg room in this car is unmatched by anything else from its model year or after. Features & Options:
This is a very nice car in excellent condition with no mechanical problems. Bid with confidence knowing that the car you will get is as described above. If you have any questions, please just ask. This auction has a reserve that reflects a fair value for this car. Please research the value of the car before bidding and make sure to compare it to other CXS model Lucernes in similar condition. This car was more than $45K when it was brand-new. Expect to pay a fair price for a car that has been very well cared for. Car is also for sale locally and I reserve the right to end the auction early at any time if it is sold locally.
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