Buick Roadmaster Usados en Venta

I picked up a 1993 Roadmaster wagon a couple of years ago for a cheap alternative to my work truck. I paid less than a $1,000 for it and had to put little to no money into it. I am a contractor so, storage is a must, and at the time a truck didn't make any sense. Still to this day (3 years later) it has been a reliable means of transportation. I think I will hang on to it until it can no longer run.

The Roadmaster is a good car. It's fairly large, with lots of room on the inside. Can fit five people easily with lots of room to spare. The back seat is so comfortable. I've had people describe it as sitting on a couch. The Buick Roadmaster is basically built like a tank. A solid car that has a lot of weight, which is less noticeable because of the V8 engine. The only drawback was the gas mileage. The car absolutely ate gas like nobody's business.

I am very pleased with this vehicle and what it does with mileage and carrying capacity is definitely what I needed in a vehicle, because hauling things in multiple trips can be a pain and somewhat annoying, but this alleviates that issue, and overall it is a pleasure to be able to take care of things in such an easy way and does not cost a lot because the mileage is pretty good, especially for a Buick, which sometimes cannot be as good as others and overall it is a pleasant experience for me and I am glad I got this vehicle and would say to give it a go as it is not just the master of the road for its performance which is pretty good and stable without a bumpy or uncomfortable ride, but also makes traveling and moving things simple due to the room that it offers and the fact the cost is low.