Terraza
Family utility vehicles have always stressed usefulness over beauty, cargo over comfort, and seating capacity over style. Buick has set a new aesthetic standard in the 2005 Terraza. It's a seven-passenger van with a look that never shouts 'practicality.' There's plenty of cargo room -- and the luxury of leather-appointed seats. You'll find great ways to stow gear -- and a cabin hushed by QuietTuning. It has the power to get you there -- and a ride that smooths the way. This is the first premium crossover sport van. This is Terraza, available fall 2004. |  |
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LaCrosse
The world doesn't need another midsize sedan. It needs a better one. Introducing the all-new 2005 Buick LaCrosse -- created to feel unlike any car in its class. Inside and out, craftsmanship prevails and ingenuity abounds. The fit and finsih compete with European luxury sedans. The cabin is hushed by Buick's QuietTuning, providing an exceptionally quiet ride, and handling that's crisp, tight and controlled. The new LaCrosse wasn't created to merely equal. It was created to surpass. |  |
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Rendezvous
The 2005 Rendezvous exemplifies Buick's reputation for understated elegance and attention to detail in this refined crossover vehicle. Rendezvous offers luxury sedan comfort with the versatile cargo space of an SUV(1) and the available seating capacity of a minivan. Comfortable seating surfaces, flexible seating for up to seven passengers with the available third-row bench seat and available on-demand All-Wheel-Drive system underscore Buick's commitment to designing vehicles with true functionality. |  |
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Rainier
The 2005 Rainier is the brand of premium SUV designed to give drivers and passengers a refined experience. The attention to detail delivers the essence of power and grace with elegant SUV styling, a standard 275-hp I6 engine with the option to upgrade to a V8 engine, RWD or AWD and a newly designed interior. Rainier creates the perfect blend of power and refinement in an SUV. |  |
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Century
Century provides every driver the kind of craftsmanship and luxury that was once reserved for the few. Here is a car with beautiful style, timeless proportions and many luxurious features that come standard. A 175 hp V6 engine. A smooth four-wheel independent suspension. The security of four-wheel disc brakes. Room for six. Even the enjoyment of a standard CD audio system. Here is driving proof you can have a luxurious, well-crafted car at a surprisingly affordable price. Century. It's the attainable car that never forgets it's a Buick. |  |
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LeSabre
Confidence has never been a quality in short supply in America. It's in the way we walk, the way we talk and in the case of the 2005 LeSabre, in the way we carry ourselves. LeSabre has an uncanny way of making every road feel like your own personal highway. This is easily one of the most self-assured machines ever to set four tires on pavement. |  |
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Park Avenue
The Park Avenue is both a clear articulation and a moving celebration of what Buick thinks a luxury car should be. The styling quietly makes a strong statement. It's a clean design sculpted with elegant lines and accents that glisten like jewels. The interior is luxurious, but not pretentious. Thick carpet and fine leather appointed interior set off the rich look of maple or walnut. The smooth engine and refined suspension find the ideal balance of power, comfort and control. If all this care and craftsmanship agrees with your definition of a luxury car, Park Avenue is waiting. |  |
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