[ModernCamaro.com News]

[ Buick USA ]

DETROIT - Buick, the premium international brand of General Motors, today announced the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) for its all-new 2008 Lucerne Super entry-luxury sedan. Buick's most premium and powerful full-size sedan carries an MSRP of $39,395 including a $765 destination freight charge. It will be available for sale in dealer showrooms beginning in April. ...

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[Z28 Autobot]

they missed the boat in this car..both in style and HP..

 

[CUONCRS]

Is "Super" short for "Super Long Hood"? $40k? Not that I would buy a Buick, anyways (I'm not in my 80s), but maybe by the time I am 80, I'll be able to afford a used one.

 

[Z28 Autobot]

the problem is Caddy had the old man stigma 10 years ago...now...

Buicks using older stuff that Used to be Caddy's domain of hammy down tech and has been followup..now Buick is that..the Northstar in this car? with UNDER 300HP?? WHY? When the CTS has more than that with a V6..this is suposed to be a sportier upgrade WITH A V8 and it has under 300HP..very bad choice..outdated engine..outdated HP numbers..
will not get the resepct it needed to be a true looking "Super"

 

[LT16SPEED]

But...But,,,,Tiger Woods likes Buicks...

 

[Luwinkle]

Buicks were awesome when they were large and RWD (Roadmaster, anyone?).

The last FWD buick I REALLY liked was the Riviera, supercharged V6 coupe-goodness.

The Lacrosse is alright, but the Lucerne was/is/always will be bland.

 

[OctaneZ28]

I dunno, I think the Lucerne is a great car.
It fits the market, it looks nice, and is built really well.

Plus, even though it's thousands of dollars more expensive than the LaCrosse, the Lucerne is the better seller by a long shot.