I'm not going to go into details why each car made my list; you'll notice that these cars are actually quite similar - full-size (except for #10) American luxury sedans with spacious interiors and trunks (except for #10); smooth, quiet ride; plush, comfortable seating; and elegant exterior styling, usually with chrome grilles and hood ornaments. All except #8 and #9 are rear wheel drive, with V-8 power either standard or optional (and these cars really needed the V-8; the V-6 engines simply weren't...

So, someone asked me the other day, "Suppose your evil sadistic parents/government/car dealer prevented you from ever buying a Buick. Would you go completely crazy?"

My answer? Of course not. Should I be unable to procure a LeSabre, Electra, or Roadmaster of my liking, I have alternate choices in automobiles that I would be perfectly satisfied with.

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Kinda jumping on the bandwagon but kinda not, since I doubt I'd remember to post for 30 days in a row and because I plan to be blogging my White exploits once I get the game (and neither Mother Nature, my parents, or the fools at Wal-Mart had better get in my way). So I'm doing all 30 in one post, and you can Google each one for more details. I'll be separating it into three parts, with ten entries each.

1. Buicks

1. 1985 Buick LeSabre Limited Collector's Edition
2. 1989 Buick Electra

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My life will not be complete without this automobile.



http://www.gessweinmotors.com/show.aspx?vid=1201556

So, who on PC wants to buy it for me xD?

You see some crazy stuff on eBay sometimes. Surely this is one of them.


Now granted, I like my Buick LeSabres, but not enough to pay $250,000 for a 1991 one, especially without a single photo of the car in question.

For reference, here's a sample photo of a '91 LeSabre (courtesy Edmunds.com) :
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