"But that's not what I am gonna talk about today." "Oh sure it is." "No it's not!" The interaction between you guys is great!

Is that an MG Midget I spy around about 20 sec's in to the video? Dude do that thing up!!!! They're worth a small fortune in the UK! And look really good too :)

27 is not old by any means. I drove a 2001 Le Sabre for several months and usually got 20 mpg with it. These are nice cars that hold their value better than some makes ending in a vowel. It's a shame GM replaced this with the Lucerne.

Seeing the volume knob on the stereo rotate as you turned down the volume with the steering wheel was pretty neat.

Sweet Buick!!

awsome vid guys

No, Dynaride is just Buick's name for base suspension. You have the G67 load-leveling suspension option..unrelated to Dynaride.

very nice buick, one of the best gm ever made

The silverado 2003-2007 does that also. My tachometer jumps on my 98 Olds LSS

looks nice

@uxwbill You're probably right. The newer cars of that type have improved mileage by a lot with the advanced engine management computers.

I have a 2003 Buick LeSabre and I have the same floor heating vent.

I have a 2002 buick century and sometimes it takes a bit more cranking to start and i cant tell if it's started, and sometimes i give the people around me the impression that i'm a show-off when i rev it to see if it's on. haha

what kind of "package" was this buick? my grandfather used to own a 2001 buick lesabre custom but it only had a cassette deck and it didn't tell you the fuel economy nor did it have the radio controls on the steering wheel, so i'm wondering if this was a higher up model then the "base" model my grandfather owned.

how in the world did i miss this video? lol

in europe we get like 15km per litre on average cars, dont know how many MPG that is, but im sure its more economic than those American cars. we dont have a V6 in it, we use 1.6 or 1.8litr 4 cilinder petrol the most.

my 02 chevy impala does the same thing with the tachometer, Do you live in Illinois?

and he got a 4x4 jeep loaner and we got car back yesterday boy cars colision did a good job

I guess the tach is driven by the computer on these newfangled vehicles, rather than having a direct hookup to the ignition. Looks like the ECM is out to lunch for the first few seconds after starting it, before it finally decides to start driving the gauges. Maybe they did that deliberately, but I suspect it's just lazy coding in the startup procedure.

The Mileage on that disappoints me. In Australia, we used to have a car known as the valiant charger, from the Australian Chrysler. One of those cars was the Australian version of the Charger one of which My cousin drives and he used to go into the city and home in a day got a mileage of around 28 to 30. I'd have expected a smaller stroked engine to do better. Speaking of the old charger, those who have not been in one, try it. 0-80 Kmph with no problem and all in First gear with room for more.

how exactly do you figure out your fuel economy?

@uxwbill if you dont mind me asking, where in IL, it kinda looks like my neighborhood (peoria)

that is what my grandma drove, my grandpa, my sister, and what i am going to be driving soon. the is comfortable but it sucks. for some reason the clock barely works. you have to hit it for it to come on. and the interior is falling apart.

wat was the problem with ur truck? also did u evr get the van running again? :D

My aunt and uncle they have a 2001 Buick Lesabre Limited it is a great car but it is geting old and it is starting to become a lots of repair car they had to do lots of repairs to it. So i think they will get a new car this year, My uncle is a GM car so i think they will get a Chevy or some other GM new car

i love magic tree's i hung the 'new car smell' in my car, and the things are so strong that you dont smell that i smoke in the car :), yes, a few smokers remain on this planet, i wish it was a 3.8, but unfortunatelly its only a 1.8 5speed manual, it gets to a max of 190 (kmh) and it pulls up nice and fast, then again, it only ways 1 metric ton.

Wow, a rockwell calculator. Do you rember the commerical, ROCKWELL CALCULATORS, THEY CANNOT BE BEAT, THEY GOT BIG RED NUMBERS, AND LITTLE RUBBER FEET.

well, with a mom that drives a 02 century, and me n my dad both driving 99 park ave's the lesabre looks like a cross between the two in alot of ways lol

Actually, all LeSabres do that. It's nothing to worry about.

@uxwbill the SPIFFY park ave, NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, dont hurt it Key Kreeper, LOL

Did the body shop loaner car have body shop dust on it? LOL

we have a 2000 LeSabre custom... I love buicks more than anything but its been a pretty terrible car overall. Its fully loaded with leather and everything except auto climate control.. all the interior lights have burned out, its rusty, and just enless problems. By the way thats the way the vent is supposed to be.. ive noticed the floor vents in the front dont do that much in a car of its size.

no one was hurt this is his first accident in 20 years

What kind of car is the red car under the tarp on the driveway

@uxwbill

7 жыл бұрын

Most probably a 1976 MGB convertible. It was sold to a restorer and enthusiast.

@mrchris2060

7 жыл бұрын

impala save4

nope, we measure km/l , yes also L/100km km/l is measured like 12,1/1, which means 12.1 km on 1 litre of gas

uxwbill...u should buy that lesabre LOL

We have a 97' VS Commodore, with the same engine. I find it to be the thirstiest thing on the road in terms of fuel economy. I have to do a video for you *****

The fan on my 2008 Impala works that way too. Its not to me a direct hookup. You make the fan speed change and you are really telling a computer what you want it to do. Then it does it. In fact all the controls in my Impala work that way. Not direct like the 1985 Caprice and the 1981 Bonneville I have.

my dad got in accident today he wont take it in :(

That wasn't intentional to insult you.

Vote 5 for Billy Joel.

Chevy cabs

Ho Ho Ho....."English Vs Metric".....very funny. Of course you should actually be saying, "American Vs The Rest of the World".

@arfer

9 жыл бұрын

***** You have a point that many people of other countries still use old imperial units here and there depending on which habits have died out or not. e.g. In Britain the road signs are still using miles, not KM......but, officially, the only countries who have not adopted the metric system officially are; US, Myanmar (formerly Burma) and Liberia........anyway, I'm familiar and cool with both systems. Love your videos! Especially like the car videos.

Junk.

@uxwbill

3 жыл бұрын

The tires were, but the rest of the car was OK.