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Yeah tell my friend with a Park Ave that
And then you have the Park Ultra.... Nothing like a little SC to go with that Luxury swamped car
Did you hear that whine? Wow was that Buick ?
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And then you have the Park Ultra.... Nothing like a little SC to go with that Luxury swamped car
Did you hear that whine? Wow was that Buick ?
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Originally Posted by agrazela
LeSabres are safer than Bonnevilles, 'cause LeSabre drivers don't think they're driving hotrods. :P
Have you looked at your signature lately? It'* looking like a hot rod wanna be list...lol
No one mentioned my incident, going about 40 mph, a car from opposing traffic turned into my at about 15mph. I spun her car around, while not budging a bit, and didn't feel much force at all. No soreness or neck ache at all, car never stopped running, still runs to this day, although insurance totalled it. Safety-wise, I feel incredibly confident in my Bonneville.
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versus the other car, note that I only hit her front passenger side just in front of the wheel well.


Impact caused whiplash for the other cars passengers, and the driver had bruising on her legs and injured her shoulder.
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versus the other car, note that I only hit her front passenger side just in front of the wheel well.


Impact caused whiplash for the other cars passengers, and the driver had bruising on her legs and injured her shoulder.
hey just cause i drive a buick does not mean i am a old fogie or drive like one :P
Still these are very safe cars just the feeling you get when you close the door makes you feel like you just closed a vault door
Still these are very safe cars just the feeling you get when you close the door makes you feel like you just closed a vault door
My parents' old 98 SE. Conversion van ran a traffic light going 40-50mph and smacked me. Car was totaled, girlfriend and I walked away without a scratch. The wheel on the driverside rear was pushed out about six inches from normal.
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