4.5
YES, THE SEATS ACTUALLY MASSAGE YOU. BOTH OF THEM.
Here is the scene. It is a January morning in the Tri-Cities, the kind where the fog does not lift until eleven. You start the LaCrosse, the heated steering wheel comes up to temperature, the heated and ventilated perforated leather seat warms your back, and then you turn on the massage function and merge onto the 240 bypass while eleven Bose speakers play whatever you want at whatever volume you want. Buick spent a lot of engineering money making this car quiet, and you notice it in the first mile.
This is a 2017 Buick LaCrosse Premium I Group in Graphite Gray Metallic over Ebony leather, front wheel drive, showing 50,874 miles.
The Premium I Group is the top of the LaCrosse range and this car carries the packages that make it worth having. Preferred Equipment Group 1SP. The Sights and Sounds Package. The Sun and Shade Package, which is where the power panoramic moonroof and the power rear sunshade come from. Between the two you get a car that opens up over the front seats and shades the back seat at the touch of a button.
Inside, the list is long. Perforated leather appointed seating. Heated and ventilated driver and front passenger seats. Massage control with four way power lumbar for BOTH the driver and the front passenger, which is a feature most luxury brands charged extra for and reserved for the driver only. Eight way power front seats with memory. Heated steering wheel. Head Up Display. Dual zone automatic climate control. Buick IntelliLink with navigation, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, SiriusXM and the Bose Centerpoint eleven speaker surround sound system. OnStar Guidance. Garage door transmitter. Rear reading lights and a rear center armrest, because the back seat was designed for adults.
Outside it runs bi-xenon high intensity discharge headlights with automatic operation, front fog lights, auto dimming and heated power mirrors with turn signal indicators, body color bumpers with bodyside moldings, and 18 inch ultra bright machined face aluminum wheels. Under the hood is the 3.6 liter direct injected V6 with an eight speed automatic, four wheel independent suspension, four wheel disc brakes with brake assist, and a rear parking camera.
The history is clean. No accidents or damage reported to CARFAX. No structural damage. No airbag deployment. No total loss. No indication of an odometer rollback. CARFAX guarantees no salvage, junk, rebuilt, fire, flood, hail or lemon title brand. No open recalls reported to CARFAX, and you are welcome to run the VIN yourself at recalls.gm.com.
It has been a Washington personal vehicle and the maintenance record shows the pattern you want to see. Ten service records with oil and filter changes logged at 15,873, 20,277, 25,300, 30,330, 36,462 and 46,079 miles, plus new wipers along the way. Somebody kept up on it.
This is a lot of luxury car for the money. Full size sedans are out of fashion right now and that works entirely in the buyer's favor, because nothing in the crossover aisle at this price rides this quietly or treats you this well.
Come sit in it at Archibald's, 6902 W Clearwater Ave in Kennewick, or call 509-737-1199. Give it fifteen minutes on the highway and see if you are not surprised.
A negotiable documentary service fee of $200.00 may apply to each purchase.