Buick Century Usados en Venta

I've driven about 120,000 miles on this car but started having problems around 100,000 miles. Still don't know what is wrong with the car, but it started occasionally stalling out at mid-level speeds and has been having random things go wrong with it since (e.g., Tps, serpentine belt). Very poor gas mileage. Very comfortable car. It's still running and hasn't had any major (known) problems so far, so I'd say it's fairly reliable. The performance started deteriorating at around 100,000 but not hugely; I can still drive it for my 40 mile round-trip commute every day. Before I hit 100,000 miles, I didn't have a single problem with it. It ran very smoothly and, despite being a bigger car, was quieter than most cars that I've been in. Air conditioning works great. This is something I've had a problem with in other, newer cars. Nugget: I could fit all of my belongings in one car trip with this car. The trunk space is enormous (although I also used the back seats).

The build and frame of the car is exceptional it is a nice mid-size making it easily noticed but easy to drive. The cloth interior is nice and comfortable even when it is hot outside. The radio is a smooth and rarely static filled. The car has lots of leg room and is comfortable for long rides. The sleek design of the car makes the fuel economy wonderful for those on low budgets. I only have to fill my tank twice a week with 20 dollars, even after traveling over 60 miles round-trip.

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.