<-------column shifter. that doesnt mean I drive like a granny. The aurora isnt the only fast or cool or what ever you want to call it car. Why do you bash almost all cars talked about on here. (many examples can be found)??????? If thats all you come here for (to flame), please go back to the aurora board and cause trouble there.

where are rjolly'* signs when you need them?

My car is not a grandma car -- LOL. Stock yes but not now. My mom enjoys driving that car too even, and shes the one that loves ferraris.

I did not post simply to flame. Whenever i post in a thread -- i read the post in its entirety, then make an informed opinion. Whether it be 1 or 2 lines. Usually by the time im done reading a long thread im too tired to write too much, so i lay back and plug a few lines.

The LeSabre is a Grandma Car. Not all column shift cars are grandmas -- not what i meant. The 97 Impala SS is a column shift, but the police cars used them so that could be why

I work in a buick dealership and 95% of the buick LeSabers and Reagals belong to the elderly...i think everyone that i have worked on has a 10% seniors discount although i think that the Allure (Lacross if your american) is a very nice car and would be better for a little bit younger a croud the the to aformentioned cars...and there my 2 cents...have a nice day

I've never cared for Buicks. And that'* not without having driven one. The last and only Buick I drove was a brand new (at the time) and I drove it on a closed road course. I hate the suspension on that thing...way too floaty, but considering the market, it makes sense.

There was no Impala in 1997 buddy. I went away in 96 and in 96 they had a floor shifter. In 94-95 they used a colum!

It kinda reminds me of my Bonneville... I'd stick with mine, though