Just mho: I'm in my 30s and I'm impressed with this car. It appeals to me, coming from the Honda/Acura family and being a huge fan of Merc and BMW. But I'm also realistic with what I can afford and I would check out this car as my next ride and bypass Acura sedans. The design is sleek, sporty, and elegant at the same time. The interior is understated but handsome. It looks premium inside and out. This would be the ideal step up for me from my Accord. Again, would I love a German car? Absolutely! But Germans nickel and dime you for every option and this car is loaded for the entry price of a well-equipped 3 Series/C class. Good job Buick.
I have to say I really enjoy your reviews Cameron. I don't even remember how many I've watched but they're always concise and easily understood. It's obvious you must have always had an obsession with cars.
I took a Blue '17 Lacrosse Preferred on a 24 hour test drive last week and absolutely loved it. I'd like to get the Essence trim with the Sights and sounds package which includes Navigation and Bose sound. I can live without the sunroof, but in a year when I'm ready to buy and these don't sell I'm hoping for a good discount on dealer stock.
Yes I am down to Lacrosse Premium or MKZ Reserve as I come out of my current Avalon LTD lease. Next month. Each has their (mostly) good and (few) bad points. My first American car in 36 years!
When Lexus ES350 doesnt offer rear heated seat or AWD, Buick LaCrosse is your last option. The LaCrosse also wins many of the comparisons with the Lexus.
This doesn't compete with the Lincoln MKZ, it competes with the soon to be discontinued Lincoln MKS or Lincoln Continental. The MKZ is a midsize sedan while the last two I mentioned are full-size sedans.
No, the Lacrosse competes with the MKZ, while the Continental is a full size luxury sedan that competes with the BMW 7 Series, Audi A8, Lexus LS, Mercedes Benz S-Class, Kia K900, and the Genesis G90.
Matthew's Car Corner I don't agree that it competes against the MKZ, they are part of different segments. I can agree that the Continental is Lincoln's flagship but to say it competes against those rwd cars is not exactly correct when the Continental is fwd.
Matthew's Car Corner I don't agree that it competes against the MKZ, they are part of different segments. I can agree that the Continental is Lincoln's flagship but to say it competes against those rwd cars is not exactly correct when the Continental is fwd.
You need to check your mechanics. About Any All Wheel Drive. They cost more money to fix. And the get LESS Gas Mileage. That’s a Buy Killer to me & Most people looking for Better Gas Mileage!
Just mho: I'm in my 30s and I'm impressed with this car. It appeals to me, coming from the Honda/Acura family and being a huge fan of Merc and BMW. But I'm also realistic with what I can afford and I would check out this car as my next ride and bypass Acura sedans. The design is sleek, sporty, and elegant at the same time. The interior is understated but handsome. It looks premium inside and out. This would be the ideal step up for me from my Accord. Again, would I love a German car? Absolutely! But Germans nickel and dime you for every option and this car is loaded for the entry price of a well-equipped 3 Series/C class. Good job Buick.
man this is incredible, well done to buick. this offers far more luxury than most of Acura's and Lincolns line up.
plastic trash. dont compare
make an argument stalker.
I don't know why everyone hates the little portholes. I like them even though they're not functional!
I have to say I really enjoy your reviews Cameron. I don't even remember how many I've watched but they're always concise and easily understood. It's obvious you must have always had an obsession with cars.
Good job mentioning the final assembly point. Most print and video sources don't mention that
hey love the review i definitely like the new design of the lacrosse but actually power is up a tick for new 17 models 310hp and 282 ft lb
268 not 282
I took a Blue '17 Lacrosse Preferred on a 24 hour test drive last week and absolutely loved it. I'd like to get the Essence trim with the Sights and sounds package which includes Navigation and Bose sound. I can live without the sunroof, but in a year when I'm ready to buy and these don't sell I'm hoping for a good discount on dealer stock.
Is it just me or does the new lacrosse slightly remind of the late lucerne.
Sire Kakes'A'Lot You're not wrong
🚘🥰 STILL SUCH A BEAUTIFUL CAR 👍
Bought this model and just love it's luxurious look and quiet drive. Where would the "weather" be on the info display. I do not have that. thx
Very informative...FYI: The battery is located in the trunk on the left.
I think it as 2 batteries.
You got the engine specs wrong, it is 310HP and 282 FTLBS.
Great Review, should show the dashboard when driving
its seems the e2xx platform borrowed some designs from the w body which was on the late buick lucerne/9th gen impala.
Great Review C! I feel that this Lacrosse poses a risk to the ES for sure. The technology seems up to par along with materials and fuel economy.
I like the new model and I'm young I would actually buy this but in black or a nice dark color
okay now Chrysler needs to come out with a new 300
Donte Lindsey if they do hopefully it'll be more sleek and less cardboard box
T.
3 years later..... lol
@@grantmatthews7401 right! Smh lol
I love these, totally agree.
Great review Cameron!
It would be between this and the MKZ for sure...love that mkz 3.0 turbo engine with AWD though.
Yes I am down to Lacrosse Premium or MKZ Reserve as I come out of my current Avalon LTD lease. Next month. Each has their (mostly) good and (few) bad points. My first American car in 36 years!
Bill Roe what did u get!
When Lexus ES350 doesnt offer rear heated seat or AWD, Buick LaCrosse is your last option. The LaCrosse also wins many of the comparisons with the Lexus.
This doesn't compete with the Lincoln MKZ, it competes with the soon to be discontinued Lincoln MKS or Lincoln Continental.
The MKZ is a midsize sedan while the last two I mentioned are full-size sedans.
No, the Lacrosse competes with the MKZ, while the Continental is a full size luxury sedan that competes with the BMW 7 Series, Audi A8, Lexus LS, Mercedes Benz S-Class, Kia K900, and the Genesis G90.
Matthew's Car Corner I don't agree that it competes against the MKZ, they are part of different segments. I can agree that the Continental is Lincoln's flagship but to say it competes against those rwd cars is not exactly correct when the Continental is fwd.
Matthew's Car Corner I don't agree that it competes against the MKZ, they are part of different segments. I can agree that the Continental is Lincoln's flagship but to say it competes against those rwd cars is not exactly correct when the Continental is fwd.
No, the Lacrosse is a mid-sized luxury sedan, not a full size luxury sedan.
Matthew's Car Corner the LaCrosse has been a full-size sedan ever since it's 2nd generation introduce man
I started the video and thought you were Jaye Davidson from Stargate.
Always bothers me when the led turn signals are led on either and the other is incandescent
can you do a 2017 chrysler 200 limited the whole review
good chance the powertrain came from Canada:)
Nobody tests the ecotec eassist hybrid
310 hp not 305hp
You need to check your mechanics. About Any All Wheel Drive. They cost more money to fix. And the get LESS Gas Mileage. That’s a Buy Killer to me & Most people looking for Better Gas Mileage!
First viewer!!!!!!
tech trappers im the first view
Who is this designed for? My grandparents?