I was soured on GM cars by the quality of my 2001 LeSabre. It has more than normal repairs. Looking at a few other brands, I was still going back to the Buick as a possibility. No more.
Today, we stopped for lunch and when I got back into the car, I accidentally hit the rear window button and the window came down about an inch. I pushed the button to put it back up, heard a crunch, and that was it. It did not go up and, in fact, just fell down.
This is the third window in a year, the second in two weeks. As soon as the rain stops, I'm going to removed the door panel and prop it up with a piece of wood. I never use the back windows anyway, so it is a good solution.
Power windows failed Heated seat failed (they want $575 to repair) Transmission overhaul Wheel bearings Second set of front rotors Oxygen sensor Air pump making noise, failure immanent
Most expensive car, in repair costs I've ever owned next to a Mercedes. Dealers not interested in a trade in at reasonable allowance either. This car "should" last another 75,000 miles, but it will probably fall apart in a few more weeks.