Used Buick Century for Sale

I'm 6'4", and I need a car with a lot of leg room and no middle panel (to bang my knee against). The Century is the roomiest of all mid-range cars from that model year. The car handles beautifully and is very low-maintenance (few repairs). The car will seat five normal-sized adults comfortably. This is a good car for long road trips, as the comfort level is exceptional.

I have a 2003 Buick Century, silver colored. I was given this car, I didn't purchase it initially. It is very smooth to ride in, it's very comfortable. I drive it for my business, so I spend many hours driving around the city of Las Vegas. I wish it was more sporty - it doesn't corner very well. The acceleration is okay - it's better than my Saturn was, but it definitely struggles on some of the hilly onramps. It also struggles on a hill on one of the freeways. The air conditioning and heating work great though - even on the 120 degree days.

I purchased the 2003 Buick Century at first because it was a good price at my dealer, and it was in good condition. It was the only one of the cars that I test drove that didn't have any sort of weird sounds coming from the engine. I thought the silver color was pretty, and I was impressed by how much room there was in the interior. Also, and this was a personal bonus for me, it was one of the few mid-2000's vehicle I saw that had a cassette player! I have a cassette-to-headphone jack converter so I can play my iPod in this car. The style is classic, it requires minimal upkeep, and I get great gas mileage even in the hilly area where I live. Even if it is a little bit of an older style, the pros of this car far outweigh the cons for me.