2000 Buick Century 3.1
Summary:
I feel it is not worth the $6000.00 I paid for it
Faults:
My transmission jerks when shifting.
The knobs on the heat/ac broke off.
The driver's window cable snapped in the middle of winter and fell in the door.
The electrical system seams to be going out on me.
The high-beams switch doesn't work. It will shut all my lights off when I'm trying to turn them on.
The AC works only on the driver's side only in the summer and the heat is coming out the passenger side. In the winter it works opposite.
The window buttons all stick and some times they don't let the window go down the window down or it sticks so bad it won't draw the window up.
The handle in the middle console broke and nobody sells the replacement piece.
General Comments:
It was a nice car till it started falling apart on me.
I would never buy another Buick again.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? No
Review Date: 1st August, 2008
22nd Mar 2008, 14:05
Did you drive the car before you purchased it? If you did then your complaints about the suspension would have been clearly evident. I assume you don't remember cars of the 70's. The big luxury models often weighed more than 5,000 pounds and had softer suspensions than your Century. They are only unsafe if you don't know how to drive them carefully when needed. The soft, comfortable ride has long been one of Buick's best known qualities. There are still some that prefer a soft, "spongy" suspension over the washboard Honda you previously owned.