Buick

Why r/BuyItForLife recommends Buick

7 mentions from real owners

• #1Nov 2, 2025

  What’s a purchase that’s not fun, not flashy but now you swear by it?

  90's buick

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• #2Sep 5, 2025

  Brands That Used to Be BIFL — But Aren't Anymore?

  BUICK used to be ol reliable, but I traded in my 2025 at a loss after 5 months because I hated it so much—- so many problems The old 2001 regal I had was incredibly durable— two teenage drivers, then turned into the “farm truck” for a while— it was still running well into the 400,000 mile range. I couldn’t keep my new one past 4k

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• #3Aug 4, 2025

  Toyota or Buick to drive for many years

  Both rank consistently high for reliability. For new vehicles, Buick has recently been number 1 or close to it.  We are all pretty dang spoiled these days with reliable vehicles. but, both are standouts. 

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• #4Aug 4, 2025

  Toyota or Buick to drive for many years

  “New” meaning actually new? Toyota. Used market under $5k- look for any Buick with a 3800. That was the last time GM had legit and consistent longevity.

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• #5Aug 4, 2025

  Toyota or Buick to drive for many years

  Buick is often ranked as the most reliable American car brand, but Toyota is likely more reliable. We have a Buick Encore GX and it hasn’t given us any problems over the last 4+ years. Even though Toyota reliability has slipped in recent years, the Japanese brands are still the benchmark.

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• #6Aug 4, 2025

  Toyota or Buick to drive for many years

  Can’t trust these fly-by-night companies that just popped up in the 1930s. Like a fart in the wind, they’ll be gone before you know it. Go Buick 🤪🤪

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• #7Jan 1, 2025

  At In Laws This beast of a machine at my wife’s rents house. They say it been here 30+ years.

  Depends on the car… Buick Roadmaster wagon? ✅ Ferarri Testarossa? ❌

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