Overview & Reviews
Apart from the availability of a heated steering wheel, an upgraded version of OnStar and the shuffling of a few color schemes, nothing changes for the 2007 Buick Lucerne. GM has also extended the powertrain warranty on all of its models to five years/100,000 miles.
- Very quiet and comfortable ride, available V8 engine, supportive front seats, huge backseat, easy-to-operate controls.
- Weak brakes, sluggish handling on CX and CXL models, weak V6 for this class, inconsistent build quality, lacks some useful luxury features.
User Reviews:
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The Worst Buick Ever - 2007 Buick Lucerne
By buickman1 - January 10 - 1:14 pmI replaced a 2004 Park Avenue with a 2007 Lucerne, big mistake! The Lucerne is far smaller than a Park Avenue. The interior is a joke! It is so cheaply done, as soon as you sit in it for a month you begin to feel like your setting in a Kia. Buick made their first mistake back in 1996 when they dropped the Roadmaster and now they have really gone looney by dropping the Park Avenue! The interior room in the Lucerne is so small, I felt like I was in a circus car and clowns should have been in there with me. Go with a Lincoln Town Car! The Lucerne is a big mistake, treat yourself with a true luxury car: go with the Lincoln Town Car!
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Buick Surprise - 2007 Buick Lucerne
By Dennis - January 9 - 2:34 pmBuick Lucerne CXL was the best quality and greatest value. I drove the Cadillacs, Acura TL, Chrysler 300, both Toyota sedans and even the Azera. This sedan is loaded with extras, provides great fit and finish and is truely and luxury car! I researched every car and read the reviews but I think if the car is not an import the published reviews are not as good. I now belive the car press is not open minded about the American made cars! This sedan is worth a drive and you will be surprised at the quality and features.
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Best Car Ive ever owned - 2007 Buick Lucerne
By Chuck S - December 21 - 5:48 amDead quiet. Smooth as silk on the road. Great handling for this size of car.
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Got a lemon - 2007 Buick Lucerne
By mike - December 17 - 4:09 pmPuchased 31 of October. Week later antifreeze spilled all over the road. Brought back for service. They replaced thermostat and gasket. Found gas pedal and steering wheel vibrates like a cell phone in vibration mode when going uphill. Four times in dealership, no result. Still vibrates. Dealer replaced motor mounts 2 times. Finaly he gave up and indicated that this is design of the car and nothing can be done. My foot going numb after 2 hours of driving. Going to return this car under lemon law. Very disapointed with Buick. Never buy Buick again!
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Quality Control At Buick Lacking - 2007 Buick Lucerne
By Ralph Lechner - December 15 - 7:07 pmShortly after taking possesion of our Lucerne, we noticed that the headliner in the front right section was sagging. Dealer inspected the problem and said the headliner had to be replaced since the warp in the headliner could not be repaired. It was also noticed that the headliner felt had "raw",or frayed, and exposed edges both in the front and rear. Certainly, not a very finished look. To replace the headliner the dealership had to remove and replace the front windshield to enable them to get the new headliner into to car.
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Buy Real American Cars - 2007 Buick Lucerne
By R.G. Dumont - December 15 - 2:39 pmGreat auto. I get 32+ mpg with great comfort and security. Why buy foreign? More value than competion.
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Lucerne is my choice over Avalon & Azera - 2007 Buick Lucerne
By Robert Forgue - December 10 - 4:38 pmIf a quiet comfortable ride is priority one, Lucerne CX will exceed expectations! Built on the same platform as Cadillac DTS it isolates the driver from minor road problems, while Avy & Azera do not! The Buick engineers have found the perfect balance between ride comfort and control in the CX model. For those who favor control over comfort the CXL has 17" tires and a firmer suspension yet delivers a great ride that is not harsh. Auto Level is standard(all models) and enhances the ride with any kind of load. The engine and transmission smootly deliver performance as needed,quietly and without a hint of the hesitation mentioned in other new cars. Highway mileage is 30 MPG
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What a car - 2007 Buick Lucerne
By ibrealfast - December 9 - 5:48 amI absolutly love the car! Its great looking and handles like a dream in the mountains. Gas milage is wonderful for a car this size ( over 20 in town and over 30 on the road) and I dont baby it. I did put red line oil products in it like i do everything I drive but the car is in my opinion just great. Ive had 6 Caddys (Devilles) and this car will not only beat them in a race but I think its more comfortable and is aproximately $20,000 msrp cheaper, so how good is that? What a value!
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New Buick - 2007 Buick Lucerne
By vt boy - December 7 - 4:54 amI replaced an E class Mercedes with a Buick Lucerne due to the poor reliability of the Mercedes. The Buick drives as well as the Mercedes with on road mileage almost as good. Only two features of the Buick bother me, the rather large turning circle, and the total lack of style of the rear of the car. Other than that, I am very satisfied with the car.
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Great road car - 2007 Buick Lucerne
By Fred Latshaw - December 7 - 4:16 amThis is a great road car, fun to drive and very quiet inside. The seats are very comfortable. Not much left to wish for in a car of this price range. A lot of bang for your buck.
