2007 Buick Lucerne Review Summaries

What reviewers liked most about the Buick Lucerne:

Acceleration is fully adequate with the V6, while the V8 provides brisk response, though we'd like to see Buick upgrade to a five-speed automatic.

-- Edmunds.com

The materials are top-notch, the design is clean and elegant and represents a huge step forward for GM in cabin appointments. Small items, like passenger grab handles and coat hooks, feature damped hinging. The seats are large and comfortable; however, a bit more lateral support is needed to match the car's athletic dynamics. The instruments are clear and simple and the controls are straightforward and easy to use.

-- Road & Track

What reviewers liked least about the Buick Lucerne:

Buick styled the Lucerne to have a clean and attractive look. It's nothing too exciting.

-- Edmunds.com

Though standard features are plenty, common near luxury items like full one-touch windows, a split fold-down rear seat and either a telescoping steering wheel or power-adjustable pedals aren't available.

-- Edmunds.com

All engines are mated to 4-speed automatic transmissions driving the front wheels.

-- Road & Track

Best one-liner about the Buick Lucerne:

The Lucerne's solid body, big passenger compartment and able road manners might just be the prescription Buick needs to lure doctors back from luxury imports.

-- Road & Track