CHEAP! 2011 Buick Lucerne CXL Trade in! FOR SALE by Specialty Motor Cars $2,995
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- AS TRADED! 2011 Buick Lucerne CXL with 144k Miles. Recent trade! Just installed all new brakes, new air shocks, new battery and new motor mounts. She is a great cheap runner!
$2,995
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For $3k ... no one can complain about dings dents and paint
And yet they will, lol. Buyers in that price range always expect the most.
I just hope that all the necessities have been done to this Buick Lucerne to get it back to road ready status.
In spite of those "experts" who have been posting all of their negative comments about what you are selling, I know you are doing a great job. Even with a $2,995 car, you still take the time to get it road ready and point out all of the flaws just like it was one of your low mileage gems. Stay the course Anthony and Papa Bear 🐻
Thanks buddy
You and Papa Bear are Rock Stars
If this had the 3.8 I would buy it
"People that buy cheap cars have the highest expectations"
LOL true 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That and selling to family / friends will bite you 12/10 times!
@@RustyZipper This is true. During the 1990's I was a young guy in my 30's. All people I knew my age were moving up in the world and were buying cars I drooled over. Camry's, Maxima's. Accords, Acura Legends......
I could only afford beat up chevy's. I lived in a dump and struggled. It took many years but finally I had success the last decade or so. I have bought some 20 cars during the past decade, all these 90's cars I couldn't have back then. I wanted to experience what I couldn't have back then. I never sold one of them, gave them away instead. I spent a fortune sorting out all these cars and making them perfect. I gave 3 of them(Maxima & 2 Accords) to my landscaper. He struggles a bit so he sold them quickly for some good cash and is eternally grateful. The rest went to family members. If the alternator went bad 6 months later, I heard about it.
If you want an enemy, give him something.
Yup, but they also get screwed over a lot too. The cheap price range attracts the worst sales too. Customers won't pay for an independent mechanic to do a PPI, do Payday type loans instead of cash, etc. some of these folks are scraping by working 3 jobs and swing into a used lot on their lunch break while driving a friends loaner. No time for doing homework. It attracts the type of salesmen that give the car industry the worst reputation. Anthony is a gem! But he recognizes that he doesn't usually target this customer segment.
@@vap0rtranz The low end is there for a reason. They rent furniture, tv's and even mattresses. I've tried to help some of these people break the cycle of bad choices but it fell on deaf ears.
I have alot of respect for you. This video seemed so painful for you to make. I do understand what you meant by saying people expect to much when buying a cheap car. And I also in away understand people expecting more because most the time it's all the money they have but not to sound mean that really isn't your fault. I am upset at myself for not getting the chance to buy that Lexus LS 330 you recently showed on TH-cam. That was my price range and I'm sure it would have lasted me until I'm no longer able to drive. Again thanks for being a good man. Most car dealers would say this Buick is a diamond in the rough.
Transportation. good running , good price, new brakes. what more can you ask ?
3k in today's world is beater car status. That is well above average for a beater.
Got a 2010 Lucerne CX. I baby my car and the weirdest thing was that the motor mounts went and the alternator. Outside of that, just normal wear and tear. 120000 miles this point. 70000 miles are mine
Car is a steal for the price. Very comfortable daily cruiser here.
In response to another comment, this is not a GDI its a Port Fuel Injection engine as well not known for timing chain issues. The 3.9 is based off the 3.4 GM V6. While the GM 3.6 is known for those issues
I own a Buick Lucerne with a 3.9 I’ve read and seen that these 3.9 v6 can have timing chain problems but is rare I’ve had mine over a year now so far nothing bad about the motor aside from being thirsty in town it’s ridiculously comfortable on the highway tho
Despite the necessary things that need to be done to the car that were shown in the video; I am just happy that Anthony got to do a video on a Buick Lucerne.
On the hunt for a low mile one! I’d love a few of them
@@specialtymotorcars Who wouldn't? I hope you will be able to eventually do a video on a 1997 Buick Regal because it looks similar to the Buick Century in terms of side profile.
Looks like a great first car for someone!
I think so too!
This would make a nice 1st car for someone....to need new valve cover gaskeys isn't bad...with the mileage it would be about time anyway...interior is nice and clean....I'd buy it then fix whatever else is going on then put a otber 3 or 400,000 miles on it...good job Anthony.....
Too bad it is not a 2005-2008 with the 3800 III engine.
2006 to 2008 have the 3800.
Is that the reliable engine?
@@rey7299 look at ZZP 3800 content.
3800 way better than this. But for the price it is what it is
@@rey7299The 3.9 is fairly reliable but NOT nearly as good as the 3800 motor.
The 3.9 is from the "High Value" family that replaced the 3800. These were not bad engines. Unfortunately GM went with the 3.6 engines instead of these
It would be a great first car for a teenager.
I did not have a Buick but I did have a 2007 Chevy Impala with the 3.9 V6. Best thing to tell the person who purchases this vehicle is preventive maintenance is everything.
Under the hood my Impala was completely original I replace nothing same with the transmission I traded it with 155,000 miles it still had all the dealer markings and stickers on it over 95% of the engine.
I changed the oil and filter every 3500 miles.
Everyone loves the bulletproof 3.8 I owned several of those great engines
But I also love the 3.9 and I have to admit and everybody's going to argue about this I also love the 3.6 the reason why I say preventive maintenance is I didn't know those Vehicles had a timing chain issue until after I no longer had them LOL!
I had a 2007 Saturn Aurora XR 3.6 V6 trade it with 151,000 miles original engine, transmission and timing chain I like the engine so much I purchased a 2014 Chevy Impala and I wouldn't buy it unless it had the 3.6 in it.
Same with that vehicle the original engine, transmission, and timing chain 160,000 miles when traded it. After I no longer have the vehicles that's when I heard about the 3.6 V6 troubles.
I may have just gotten lucky twice but I believe preventative maintenance is key. 😊
Great price for a vehicle with complete functioning climate control and presents well for age/mileage.
It takes almost 5-6K$ these days to get a car that’s decent, passes an inspection, and can be turn key ready to go.
This is a steal. And it uses GMs 3400 for its baseline development of the 3900 so still nice simple tech.
Good daily driver. v6 and gently used by seniors. After LeSabre and Park Aves, this looked like a giant Honda, especially the cheaper seats & rear tail lights. Nice repairs Anthony. Good safe buy for another senior or college kiddo
I was never a big fan of these, but since Buick has decided that they only make SUVs and CUVs, I have to watch this video to remember what was....
For three grand you can't go wrong. I have the same exact car year and everything with 202,000 Mi it's a great beater car.
Good car for the money! 😀👍
This is a great deal given the used car market right now, and Lucernes make a nice daily driver, they're screwed together pretty nice and aren't expensive to keep going. DTS Lite.
This car has the 3.9/3900 V6 "High Value" engine. These are based on the older GM 60° V6 engine family, and are a cousin of the 3500 V6 that came in FWD Impalas, etc. These are not a bad engine, after cars like the Lucerne ended production, GM went with the 3.6 "High Feature" engine family instead, and those are the engines with timing chain issues, etc.
I had a 2009 same color with the Northstar. It was so nice and ran perfect when I sold it with 150k.
Its well worth it ive seen the stuff coming off lots at that price there no good that looks like a clean car honest car at the price point well worth it. Also its a higher mileage car sounds like if its gone this far probably had its issues worked out never owed a bad buick they seem reliable.
Local dealer to me wanted $3995 for a 2004 Toyota Corolla with 164K on it.
Great Job Anthony with your usual honesty and integrity. !!! This car just needs a few more items and it could go another 50k miles. We appreciate you. !!!! Hi Papa...hope you are well Sir.
Had a 06 like this and love it
Glad to Anthony selling a Lucerne 😊. Hopefully he can find a nicer one like a CXS or Super
Hey Anthony, I need your opinion on something I’m thinking about purchasing a 1989 Cadillac DeVille with 85,000 miles on it I guess my question is is it worth buying and or would I be in for a big headache but this car I still have my Cadillac CTS 2014 with only 45,000 miles on it
for the money nice ride
This would definitely be a great car for someone 😊 i got a 1999 Buick Regal 3800 V6 and I love it
It's a sleeper, those who know they know!
Looks like a nice car to knock around town in at a reasonable price. Is it still available?
My experience while driving this car. I rented the Lucerne for a week while in ABQ, NM. I turned it back in after 4hours - HORRIBLE seats. There was no way I was going to drive this car for a week.
A steal!
I have my third Buick Lucerne. I have converted all three into Wildcats. My 2011 CXL, like yours, runs on E85 "flex fuel".
What do you mean when you say that? I saw your comment on another video and I actually googled Lucerne wildcat. What are you doing? I'm just curious
@@SeanPennII I remove the single "Lucerne" emblem (and in my the case with the 2011, the "CXL" badge) and replace with three metal "Wildcat" emblems, one on the trunk and two smaller ones on each front door panel. I like the classic name better.
Whoever buys it and if they are Massachusetts residents all that car needs is a safety inspection. I believe anything 2008 and below. My car every light on the dashboard is on it's leaking oil driver side airbag light is on because of the seat belt tensionor needs to be replaced and he passes it every year. He said it only needs a safety inspection. Right now I'm driving a 05 Carrolla and it needs so much work but I gave up on it 😂😂
If only my kid was driving
need to call Big Al!
Is this still for sale and do you have a link I wanna see your inventory
Argh! No front bench seats and column shift.
That was my friend. Got me laid plenty of times. lol
Its a great deal Anthony...
Long time dealer and I assure you I hate the north star for al the right reasons.
I am ready to come get it. Do you still have it?
Hey Anthony just looking out for you but be careful of these Buicks certain years had Dash Wiring Issues and would short out and burn up 😔 looked at several that were caught in time and others Burned to a Crisp and seen a few at LKQ.
Really!? Never seen that before. Maybe there is a recall on them?
@@specialtymotorcars I don't know I know some defects don't really get pushed out to the public, for example Ford knows about the Mercury Mountainer that has Defective Rear Coil Springs Rusting out and releasing into the back wheels and causing accidents, just like They knew about the cheap little part that could have kept early Pinto's from blowing up but they sent them on down the assembly line.
Hey Anthony if you have that car tommrow evening, im driving up after work and put cash in hand, nice car for my son first car, ill check with you tommrow evening
Still for sale??
Hey would you take $2,500 and how much to get it delivered to Alexandria Louisiana
Braaaaahaha
Good deal for one of these the last of the true great FWD GM sedans. I've owned a 2009 Lucerne with the 3.9 not as great as the 3.8 but seen many of these with over 200,000 miles still going.
He not wearing his seatbelt
Jezz. needs more then touchups. need a whole paint job.
All can be had for only $2,995
I’d buy it for $2k but only if you did a full re-paint, all new Michelin Cross Climate tires, alignment, valve cover gaskets and a 96 month bumper to bumper warranty. Ohh and I need financing too… at 0% with no money down….
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Buy it then paint it
Anyone struggling for transportation this affordable and are to tell exactly what they getting.
Because the engine is no good All the seals go bad on that engine in that car
In my opinion, it's really sad what these Lucernes became after the Park Avenues. The Park Avenues were so much more luxurious and better trimmed on the inside and out. And this is a top of the line CXL model. The interior looks so bland that it doesn't look any nicer than a base model Malibu.
Top of the line was the CXS/Super. These are not much different from the same year DTS inside, and are put together pretty well
@@MattTrakker350Yes i did forget about the Super model. But the CXS which was a lower sports model was below the CXL in MSRP.
@klwthe3rd CXS was the top of the line model with the Northstar and different interior appointments. The CXL was the mid range that could be had with the Northstar or the V6, after a few years I think options were shuffled or made standard, the CXS became the Super and the CX and CXL remained below that
@klwthe3rd they really should have just kept the Lesabre or Park Ave nomenclature to these cars. As you can see it was confusing with no carryover history to it
@@MattTrakker350Agreed!
Motor is on last leg. Timing chain issues, timing cover leaks, GDI engine tons of carbon build up, motor mounts, lower control arm bushings....we love ya but RUN AWAY
I appreciate the assistance in the sale 🤣
For $3k exactly what more do you expect in 2024? It’s a running, driving, safe car. I’ve spent far more for far worse vehicles!
Complain complain
These engines are not GDI engines and are not known for timing chain issues you might be talking about the GM 3.6 not the 3.9 this engine is based off the GM 3400 I've owned a Lucerne with this engine and seen many with over 200,000 miles
How many miles on it?
lucerne was a piss poor replacement to the park avenue