I just bought a 2000 Century 1 owner with 82K miles on it for $3100. Runs and looks like new. Wanted a backup car when my 2001 Lesabre with 196K miles wears out. To be honest I think the 3800 in my Lesabre is probably good for 250K plus. Great cars that offer good mileage, safety, and reliability. Very popular.
dig the front split bench and column shifter and that mostly flat floor with plenty of space for the legs to spread out. the '97 and '98 models were boats but rode vastly smoother over the bumps, than the later years with stiffer anti-sway bars and higher spring rates.
I got a 2003 buick century for $400 and will have about $600 worth of repairs into it when finished, doing all the work myself, so for $1000 when you come across a car with good reviews, you don't mind putting some money into one that is reputable. I have heard nothing but great things about these buick centuries. It's a humble car that won't turn many heads, but they are very reliable, and that's gold to me.
My grandparents had a 1999 Buick Century Custom when I was 4 and it was the color green as this one. It had standard hubcaps on it besides the alloy wheels like this one has. Buicks look good in this green color scheme. Century was also the first and best Buick model I've ever driven.
My uncle had a '97 gold century custom from 1997-2006. It needed a new trans, so he sold it for $500. It was an amazing car that cruised like a yacht on the highway, loved it. Now he has a 2004 Pathfinder.
My relative has this car & it is going to be mine soon. I'm 14 & (I hate to admit it) I love this car! Rides so nice, leather interior, wide windshield, big trunk, and a cute middle seat! Can't wait to start learning to drive in in! Been being driven in it since I was a baby! Wonderful car!!
I have to admit. it's not flashy, feature-rich or very powerful but this is just a fun car to drive if you drive aggressively. smooth as an e class and has more power than a new '13/14 fusion (non turbo) with about the same mpg. plus from personal experience, nothing will damage it. deers, other cars, potholes, etc. I have one as a dd right now and it only looks good in maroon red with the chrome caps/grill.
I just got a silver 2003 century, all leather, 47,000 original miles on it!!! Immaculate, even smells new! I'm glad to say that I'll be driving this baby for a long while, its an amazing car
My g/f has a century, fantastic car, comfortable and suprisingly fast. I was thinking about getting one myself but I wanted something a bit bigger so I went with a roadmaster. Buicks are my favorites lol
I never had a Buick, but I would buy one in a flash. I like the Century over the Regal, because it has a bench seat, something you don't see in cars today. (You see them in some basic pickup trucks now.). With a bench seat, my lady can sit close to me, and my arm around her and my other hand on the wheel. I wouldn't recommend trying it, though; that would be considered distracted driving!
I have a 2000 Buick Century custom and it is a great reliable car. Only problems with it are a cracked mirror (which I did myself) and a broken glove box hinge. Runs great and it definitely has some pick up and go to it too surprisingly for such a heavy old car. I listen to the same radio station to ; )
@@exxusdrugstore300 Because new cars are over technologically complicated and they suck. Older cars were simple better. I'd even argue that the 90s and 00s were the pinnacle of all car designs.
My grandparents had a 1999 Buick Century Custom with the same color green as this one and it had hubcaps instead of alloy wheels like this one has, but the Century logo was on the front doors not on the taillight. Century was the first and best Buick model I've ever driven.
Nice Buick. I want one. My grandfather had a gold 1992 buick century custom 3.3L with about 139,000 miles before he passed away. We stripped it because it wouldn't sell online. that's okay, that buick is to old for me anyway. I want one in the year range of 1997-2004. it's better because its more modern with cruise control, overdrive, all that fancy stuff that the older year of buick doesn't have, It's been a obsession for me ever since that thing has been around.
Because of your question, I watched the vid all over again. He never said he intended to sell it. What I don't understand, is why he drove all that distance to get gas when there was a filling station across the street from where he was parked.
I'm a college student with only 1000 bucks to spend on a car, fortunately for me, I found a guy selling an '00 Century, only issue it has is that it's been keyed, but I'll get that taken care of in the future when I have a bit more cash on me. I'm glad I'm seeing nothing but good things about it from you guys! The guy says it only has 140k miles, which isn't too bad for a v6 in my opinion. Can't beat this for 1000 bucks.
+Jeff Wentz Just watch out for the Head Gaskets on the 3.1. They are notorious for going on you at 150K so be prepared. Other than that, if you get them fixed they are good for another 50K after that. Mine is an 03 with just over 100K, so I'm expecting to get a lot more life out of mine yet. Just changed oil every 3 k and tires.
+Josh Nixon thanks for the heads-up man! I'm sure I'll have another car by then, because this one is a little beat up, and the cost to fix the body and paint job, I might as well get another vehicle ya know. It's a good car though :)
These cars are very good-only thing GM went cheap on the interiors (cheap plastics that shrink and loosen up as they age). Sometimes the whole car would vibrate and resonate when you turned the radio on.
Alton Baxter The first thing my mom and grandmother asked is "Are you sure you want to be driving around a Buick!?" And i was like "Yeah! Its probably better then what half my friends have!" haha. PS: Im 17.
+Famishedpage Got mine for $2100, just over 100K. No problems and I've had it for a year now. Smooth as butter, plenty of power, and quite comfortable. Handles pretty well too. You would think with the suspension being as floaty as it is, that it would handle like a boat. I was quite surprised when I test drove it.
i got my 1999 buick century for free (first car)....but i had to replace the rack and pinion steering, sway bar, water pump, thermostat, i flushed the heater core with the hose, all 4 new brake pads and rotors, and replaced the starter....it has 192k miles on it and its been in the fam since 05-06...gotta love a good old 3.1 L v6 ohv :) got some videos on here of her @ carzzz101
I just bought a 1999 century custom with only 69k miles for $2,000 cash. The car looks showroom condition. It's an old mans car but fuck it, dirves great and I love it!
i Notice the Radio has Motorized Potitmeters so when you hit the volume on the steering wheel a motor rotates the Volume control on the radio faceplate....that's pretty neat!
I would love to see Mona from the WarioWare series drive around in this big beauty instead of her scooter. Imagine seeing her deliver pizzas in a friggin' Buick. Anyways, the Buick Century is one fine machine and is a great alternative for anybody who doesn't want to drive a Japanese sedan. I mean come on, this thing is more reliable than the Nissan Maxima and it's much better too. It might be an old people's car, but the Buick Century is car that is guaranteed to run great. And yes, we've actually driven inside of one, but we never owned one though.
+Whatruacop Same here man had it for more than 4 years and always starts up never had a problem with it. Only have had to replaced the brakes and 2 wheel bearings
@bigemainer2011 I think he wrote 93,000km in error, how i don't know. But if you look closely at the vid when he about to start the car, the odometer shows about 118,000 miles.
most important thing on these is to never use the dex cool antifreeze. i always have mine flushed out and i use the 50/50 all makes and models stuff. this will prevent it from eating headgaskets. just a tip.
I mean what's the difference between the 3100 and the 3800 in these cars??? Both extremely good on gas both Extremely reliable bulletproof engines as they call them they will run forever if we'll taking care of
my Grandparents have a 2000 Buick Century looks exactly like that green one in this video exactly the same but theirs is beige (Drift Sand Metallic) & has the same rims too
@@weeb121 I own a 2002 Buick Regal LS with the 3800 engine & the 3800’s also have intake gasket issues but the 3800 engine is stronger 💪 & more bulletproof than the 3100 engine
My first car is a 2003 buick century I bearly got it last year its a pretty cool car it runs smoothly an 40 Would fill it up for me that last 2or3 weeks or more maybe
@MixMashUpsWWE very reliable after mine sat for about 8 months in the summer (humid in indiana) i got a new battery and it fired right up having 192k miles. I couldn't believe it...very nice cars!
I will do all the startups from the car dealership so, Trey is doing it, he isn’t going to drive all of them but he is going to start them and see if there rough or not
i have a 2001 Century buick and it makes a horrible ticking sounds when i start it up. Its been that ever since i bought it but i wanted to know if anyone else's car ever made a constant ticking sound in the engine when they start their car up? anyone know what could possibly be the cause of it?
@saabkyle04 They had the 3300 until 1997. Then they got the 3100 sfi V6. I believe it was the 2nd or 3rd generation of the 3100 at that point. I own a 1997 Buick Century with just over 28k on the odo. No. The odo didn't "roll over." NO JOKE! :-)
@Annihilator1111 In 2008, I bought a 2000 Century with only 30k on it, one owner, older man, mint condition, for 3,000 dollars. Even though this was a great deal, I was aware of GM cars poor reliability track record from internet research, and against my good judgement bought it ,Car was reliable and drove nice till I reached 41k, then all the problems listed seemed to happen one after another,just like other people warned me would happen, dispite easy driving and regular maintence.
@cardwellave Yeah it's not quite the same these days eh. Still nice cars but some how not really what you would think of when you think of Buick. Ah well. The older ones cost less anyways so I'll stick with them lol.
i know this is a basic model, but, cloth in a buick. even the most basic volkswagens have leather. if this was a chevy, pontiac, or olds, then id say mabye. i guess its like in the 90s, when caddy offered cloth in their sedans.
@WoodstaS Yeah, i think youre right about that compression ratio. Gas prices in USA are quite cheap! Here in Finland 1 liter ( !! ) of regular 95 octane fuel costs around 1.50 to 1.60€ per liter!!! 98 and 100 octane fuels are even more expensive! Some stupid ecofriendly people are hating car owners...
@christopher9621 HA calm down it's a really good car I own one. They are built like tanks noting breaks. *looks around* did I tell you when I got the car on empty, I left to get gas and snapped the front sway bar? Lucky auto zone actually had a Dorman solid sway in stock. Still a bouncy ride but it turns like a 4 cyl accord when thrown into a turn.
wow dude, this car looks good now.. thats the repo right?? kinda scary.. ive been considering buying from a used car dealership, although i'm paying cash. i like fords, but gm made the best cars during that time period.. i had a '99 alero and i loved it. i want another gm car, but not another alero, i hate grand prixs, its between a century and a malibu. i like the 60degree v6 engines.. theyr strong and fuel efficient, just what i need. my truck gets 12mpg.. ive had enough of that, lol
It’s refreshingly simple to operate. Not too many buttons. Love the large dashboard enough to have a picnic in. Lofty ride.
I just bought a 2000 Century 1 owner with 82K miles on it for $3100. Runs and looks like new. Wanted a backup car when my 2001 Lesabre with 196K miles wears out. To be honest I think the 3800 in my Lesabre is probably good for 250K plus. Great cars that offer good mileage, safety, and reliability. Very popular.
dig the front split bench and column shifter and that mostly flat floor with plenty of space for the legs to spread out. the '97 and '98 models were boats but rode vastly smoother over the bumps, than the later years with stiffer anti-sway bars and higher spring rates.
I got a 2003 buick century for $400 and will have about $600 worth of repairs into it when finished, doing all the work myself, so for $1000 when you come across a car with good reviews, you don't mind putting some money into one that is reputable. I have heard nothing but great things about these buick centuries. It's a humble car that won't turn many heads, but they are very reliable, and that's gold to me.
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My grandparents had a 1999 Buick Century Custom when I was 4 and it was the color green as this one. It had standard hubcaps on it besides the alloy wheels like this one has. Buicks look good in this green color scheme. Century was also the first and best Buick model I've ever driven.
We just bought a 2002 one for 500 dollars low miles only thing wrong is rusted out brake lines
With a 2000 Buick Century, if you take care of her she'll take care of you, thats a fact.
My uncle had a '97 gold century custom from 1997-2006. It needed a new trans, so he sold it for $500. It was an amazing car that cruised like a yacht on the highway, loved it. Now he has a 2004 Pathfinder.
"Time to go get gas" Gas station directly in front, Drives right past it.
Must be a cheaper one down the road, all though he didn't fill it
screw his fuel pump!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
from the looks of it his temp gauge doesnt work either
My relative has this car & it is going to be mine soon. I'm 14 & (I hate to admit it) I love this car! Rides so nice, leather interior, wide windshield, big trunk, and a cute middle seat! Can't wait to start learning to drive in in! Been being driven in it since I was a baby! Wonderful car!!
It's 2022, do you still have it?
@@vanman3267I was gonna ask the same thing. LOL
@@vanman3267 still got my grandma’s century and it’s a fun old school car to pull out and drive in honor on her
for a car that, in the day, was very economically based, they sure have some get up and go to them
Very nice car. I really like the sound of the 31-, 34-, and 3800 v6 engines.
I have to admit. it's not flashy, feature-rich or very powerful but this is just a fun car to drive if you drive aggressively. smooth as an e class and has more power than a new '13/14 fusion (non turbo) with about the same mpg. plus from personal experience, nothing will damage it. deers, other cars, potholes, etc.
I have one as a dd right now and it only looks good in maroon red with the chrome caps/grill.
I just got a silver 2003 century, all leather, 47,000 original miles on it!!! Immaculate, even smells new! I'm glad to say that I'll be driving this baby for a long while, its an amazing car
My g/f has a century, fantastic car, comfortable and suprisingly fast. I was thinking about getting one myself but I wanted something a bit bigger so I went with a roadmaster. Buicks are my favorites lol
I never had a Buick, but I would buy one in a flash. I like the Century over the Regal, because it has a bench seat, something you don't see in cars today. (You see them in some basic pickup trucks now.). With a bench seat, my lady can sit close to me, and my arm around her and my other hand on the wheel. I wouldn't recommend trying it, though; that would be considered distracted driving!
Damn, you player
Personally i do too because on longer trips like the one to disneyland whe took alot of people and the buick was full and i was in the bench seat
Amen brother I do that in my 1990 Cadillac
It's not just a car,
It's an experience
I have a 2000 Buick Century custom and it is a great reliable car. Only problems with it are a cracked mirror (which I did myself) and a broken glove box hinge. Runs great and it definitely has some pick up and go to it too surprisingly for such a heavy old car. I listen to the same radio station to ; )
The 3100 motor in the Century can have serious engine problems with the Head Gasket/Intake Manifold It is very common on those engines.
Intake manifold gasket replaced twice.
thatsnot awaffle Have your rear subwoofers given out? Mine only work when it's hot.
I have the car in China reliable and classic
These cars are not heavy at all
Buick...BRING THESE BACK, PLEASE! That is all.
Why the hell would you want these back?
Just Here For The RUclips idk I was almost born in one
Super cushy ride. Nice for old folks.
I was born inside of a Buick but they did call me deuce in a quarter
-Madea
@@exxusdrugstore300 Because new cars are over technologically complicated and they suck. Older cars were simple better. I'd even argue that the 90s and 00s were the pinnacle of all car designs.
My grandparents had a 1999 Buick Century Custom with the same color green as this one and it had hubcaps instead of alloy wheels like this one has, but the Century logo was on the front doors not on the taillight. Century was the first and best Buick model I've ever driven.
Nice Buick. I want one. My grandfather had a gold 1992 buick century custom 3.3L with about 139,000 miles before he passed away. We stripped it because it wouldn't sell online. that's okay, that buick is to old for me anyway. I want one in the year range of 1997-2004. it's better because its more modern with cruise control, overdrive, all that fancy stuff that the older year of buick doesn't have, It's been a obsession for me ever since that thing has been around.
Luke Sileo I have a 91 it has cruise control
I've got a 2000 century special edition on 20's not too big
Great video as always Kyle! Those Buicks are really reliable!
Because of your question, I watched the vid all over again. He never said he intended to sell it. What I don't understand, is why he drove all that distance to get gas when there was a filling station across the street from where he was parked.
This was one or the few cars that GM built right.
The music on the radio was soo much better back then
im going to be getting a 99 century tomorrow. its going to be my first car. its got a nice interior.
I'm a college student with only 1000 bucks to spend on a car, fortunately for me, I found a guy selling an '00 Century, only issue it has is that it's been keyed, but I'll get that taken care of in the future when I have a bit more cash on me. I'm glad I'm seeing nothing but good things about it from you guys! The guy says it only has 140k miles, which isn't too bad for a v6 in my opinion. Can't beat this for 1000 bucks.
+Jeff Wentz Just watch out for the Head Gaskets on the 3.1. They are notorious for going on you at 150K so be prepared. Other than that, if you get them fixed they are good for another 50K after that. Mine is an 03 with just over 100K, so I'm expecting to get a lot more life out of mine yet. Just changed oil every 3 k and tires.
+Josh Nixon thanks for the heads-up man! I'm sure I'll have another car by then, because this one is a little beat up, and the cost to fix the body and paint job, I might as well get another vehicle ya know. It's a good car though :)
Jeff Wentz Oh yes, they are very reliable. But at the price you bought it for, you could resell for a profit for an upgrade if you wanted.
These cars are very good-only thing GM went cheap on the interiors (cheap plastics that shrink and loosen up as they age). Sometimes the whole car would vibrate and resonate when you turned the radio on.
This 2000 century has been my dream car n always will be
My grandparents just bought me my first car. It's a 2003 Buick Century, 87000 miles, runs great, and we picked it up for 3 grand.
Same here man. Love it
Alton Baxter The first thing my mom and grandmother asked is "Are you sure you want to be driving around a Buick!?" And i was like "Yeah! Its probably better then what half my friends have!" haha.
PS: Im 17.
+Famishedpage Got mine for $2100, just over 100K. No problems and I've had it for a year now. Smooth as butter, plenty of power, and quite comfortable. Handles pretty well too. You would think with the suspension being as floaty as it is, that it would handle like a boat. I was quite surprised when I test drove it.
Famishedpage Yeah they have a pretty bad stigma about them. I never listen to the haters, because in the end this car will outlast them all.
i got my 1999 buick century for free (first car)....but i had to replace the rack and pinion steering, sway bar, water pump, thermostat, i flushed the heater core with the hose, all 4 new brake pads and rotors, and replaced the starter....it has 192k miles on it and its been in the fam since 05-06...gotta love a good old 3.1 L v6 ohv :) got some videos on here of her @ carzzz101
I had this open in another tab, I was on ebay..
I hear "vroooommmm!!!" and tab back and hes going 30mph lol
i have had all and have never had gasket issues, the only one i had gasket issues was the 2.2L
I just bought a 1999 century custom with only 69k miles for $2,000 cash. The car looks showroom condition. It's an old mans car but fuck it, dirves great and I love it!
Just got mine a few days ago with 107k on the engine. But, 69k on yours? that's a steal, Commando. I paid two grand for mine as well.
i Notice the Radio has Motorized Potitmeters so when you hit the volume on the steering wheel a motor rotates the Volume control on the radio faceplate....that's pretty neat!
oh yeah. probably since it is a smaller car.
great vid, driving parts are always a bonus lol 5 stars!
I got my century 3 years ago just because of the classic seat and transmission stick behind the wheel.
Thats my cavalier for you... It was a human error on my part though when i rebuilt it lol
@randomrazr No, only the Regal has the 3800. Century has only the 3100 SFI.
I would love to see Mona from the WarioWare series drive around in this big beauty instead of her scooter. Imagine seeing her deliver pizzas in a friggin' Buick. Anyways, the Buick Century is one fine machine and is a great alternative for anybody who doesn't want to drive a Japanese sedan. I mean come on, this thing is more reliable than the Nissan Maxima and it's much better too. It might be an old people's car, but the Buick Century is car that is guaranteed to run great. And yes, we've actually driven inside of one, but we never owned one though.
I want this as a first car
hell ya, well the mileage depends. I once drove it from my home in Indiana to New York on one full tank of gas.
My dad got me a 2001 Buick Century custom for my first car I love it so reliable only 48,000 original miles and good v6 engine
+Whatruacop
Same here man had it for more than 4 years and always starts up never had a problem with it. Only have had to replaced the brakes and 2 wheel bearings
+Whatruacop ..but also coarse especially as revs rise and it starts making more noise than power.
@bigemainer2011 I think he wrote 93,000km in error, how i don't know. But if you look closely at the vid when he about to start the car, the odometer shows about 118,000 miles.
most important thing on these is to never use the dex cool antifreeze. i always have mine flushed out and i use the 50/50 all makes and models stuff. this will prevent it from eating headgaskets. just a tip.
I have the special edition century 2000 and it came with a CD player so they did make them
I mean what's the difference between the 3100 and the 3800 in these cars??? Both extremely good on gas both Extremely reliable bulletproof engines as they call them they will run forever if we'll taking care of
my Grandparents have a 2000 Buick Century looks exactly like that green one in this video exactly the same but theirs is beige (Drift Sand Metallic) & has the same rims too
@@fordmustang98guy 3100 still as good as the 3800 tho?
@@weeb121 actually the 3100 is a good engine but they have so many problems with the intake gasket going bad very common
@@weeb121 I own a 2002 Buick Regal LS with the 3800 engine & the 3800’s also have intake gasket issues but the 3800 engine is stronger 💪 & more bulletproof than the 3100 engine
@@fordmustang98guy oh damn good to know tank ya much 😁
“May I take your order?” “Yes, I’d like one vehicle, large print please.”
Nice car
He only filled to about 1/4 or less. My neighbor does this too. She buys about $10 worth gas every other day instead of filling it up once a week.
My first car is a 2003 buick century I bearly got it last year its a pretty cool car it runs smoothly an 40 Would fill it up for me that last 2or3 weeks or more maybe
I have been driving a 97 century until i get a new car and i must say it is not the best but it gets the job done and gets u from point a to point b.
zbib43 Barely?
@MixMashUpsWWE very reliable after mine sat for about 8 months in the summer (humid in indiana) i got a new battery and it fired right up having 192k miles. I couldn't believe it...very nice cars!
@joshuaklange Tachometer. The word you're looking for is tachometer. Just so you know. Also, I don't meant that in a condescending way.
Thumbs up for the offspring playing.
There are several hudreds of these where I live.
@randomrazr Buick century had the 3100. The regal, which was roughly the same size, had the 3800/3800 supercharged (ls/gs).
It's crazy that the Buick has no tachometer.
the 1997-2004 Buick Regal was assembled in
Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
Shanghai, China
the engine on the 1997-2005 Buick Regal
Engine
3.1 L 3100 V6
I will do all the startups from the car dealership so, Trey is doing it, he isn’t going to drive all of them but he is going to start them and see if there rough or not
Oh your blinkers still work? How nice 😊
My parents used to have a blue Buick century with a blue inside and Panasonic radio
I loved it, until it wrecked and we turned it into a tractor
I wish I had a Buick century as my first car instead of what i got
i have a 2001 Century buick and it makes a horrible ticking sounds when i start it up. Its been that ever since i bought it but i wanted to know if anyone else's car ever made a constant ticking sound in the engine when they start their car up? anyone know what could possibly be the cause of it?
i would assume that it gets better milelage since it doesnt have all the weight of a full tank
@saabkyle04 They had the 3300 until 1997. Then they got the 3100 sfi V6. I believe it was the 2nd or 3rd generation of the 3100 at that point. I own a 1997 Buick Century with just over 28k on the odo. No. The odo didn't "roll over." NO JOKE! :-)
We have this car. Its a 2001. Its been with us for 13 years. Haha
Gee, you're a bright spark aren't you!
I want a pre-97 model verrryyyy badly
We don't really know how many miles he drove with the warning light on before this video.
no. The older ones had the 3300. Only regals had them
I thought you were going to drive across the street to that gas station and be done lol.
@Annihilator1111 In 2008, I bought a 2000 Century with only 30k on it, one owner, older man, mint condition, for 3,000 dollars. Even though this was a great deal, I was aware of GM cars poor reliability
track record from internet research, and against my good judgement bought it ,Car was reliable and drove nice till I reached 41k, then all the problems listed seemed to happen one after another,just like other people warned me would happen, dispite easy driving and regular maintence.
i did it all except the rack and pinion and sway bar.
the transmission of the 1997-2005 Buick Century
Transmission
4-speed automatic
@cardwellave Yeah it's not quite the same these days eh. Still nice cars but some how not really what you would think of when you think of Buick. Ah well. The older ones cost less anyways so I'll stick with them lol.
About to buy one 2marrow
i know this is a basic model, but, cloth in a buick. even the most basic volkswagens have leather. if this was a chevy, pontiac, or olds, then id say mabye. i guess its like in the 90s, when caddy offered cloth in their sedans.
The Song On The Radio???
Brian Lucas Darude - Sandstorm
Offspring - Gotta Get Away
Brian Lucas Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up
is this a good first car? whats the mileage like how many km can u get on a full tank? somebody!
@WoodstaS
Yeah, i think youre right about that compression ratio.
Gas prices in USA are quite cheap! Here in Finland 1 liter ( !! ) of regular 95 octane
fuel costs around 1.50 to 1.60€ per liter!!! 98 and 100 octane fuels are even more expensive! Some stupid ecofriendly people are hating car owners...
@christopher9621 HA calm down it's a really good car I own one. They are built like tanks noting breaks. *looks around* did I tell you when I got the car on empty, I left to get gas and snapped the front sway bar? Lucky auto zone actually had a Dorman solid sway in stock. Still a bouncy ride but it turns like a 4 cyl accord when thrown into a turn.
Do the cars have license plates on them?
BTW, long-standing question. You said your father sold his Escalade. Is he still driving the Impala?
My 2003 buick engine was making noise, i had to replace it with another engine, ...sucks..
why fill up the tank when they were going to sell it anyways?
87 octane fuel? In my country ( Finland ) regular fuel is 95 octane, premium is 98 oct
and super is 100 oct. All are unleaded.
my gas gauge doesnt work :(
wow dude, this car looks good now.. thats the repo right?? kinda scary.. ive been considering buying from a used car dealership, although i'm paying cash. i like fords, but gm made the best cars during that time period.. i had a '99 alero and i loved it. i want another gm car, but not another alero, i hate grand prixs, its between a century and a malibu. i like the 60degree v6 engines.. theyr strong and fuel efficient, just what i need. my truck gets 12mpg.. ive had enough of that, lol
so how did it go as your first car? im on the same boat.
my aunt has a 2001 century gold
@itsmegp46 LOL they lucky to even get that. Mine was on e when the local dealer sold it to me.
How you holding a camera when you driving
wouldn't be caught dead with this car
My cousin has a 2002 century special edition
How many of the power windows don't work
looks nice car? how much?
0:33 Sounds I Like Dodge Neon Startup
Haha, this is my first car XD a green 2000 Buick Century Custom, Leather seats
My Dad used had a 2001 Buick century
Damn the GM 3.1, 3.4, and 3.8 engines and their Plenum gasket issue. That's the only thing wrong with these cars.
Dream big!