Review Car

2011 Buick Park Avenue

Elegant, Refined,  Sophisticated, these are the qualities that best describe The 2011 Buick Park Avenue. After researching The 2011 Buick Park Avenue, one gains appreciation for the reasons behind the level of comfort, performance, style, and luxury combined in a sophisticated package. We hope to offer answers to all of your 2011 Buick Park Avenue questions on this Website, and show you that the car is worth every penny you’ll pay. With a host of new amenities, The 2011 Buick Park Avenue is perhaps the Buick line’s most luxurious full-sized vehicle, and has been the mainstay of the Buick line for nearly 100 years.

Equipped with standard features like the 3800 Series II V6 engine, leather-appointed 10-way power driver and front passenger seats, and dual-zone climate control, the new and improved Park Avenue offers you luxury and all the privileges of choice.

2011 Buick Park Avenue is large and luxurious. It offers a smooth, comfortable, quiet ride. Its engine and transmission are smooth and quiet. Its controls are familiar and easy to operate. Its interior is roomy and comfortable and its trunk is huge. 2011 Buick Park Avenue, the top model, is fast, stable and satisfying to drive. Its supercharged V6 engine delivers quick acceleration performance. While still reading the sheet music written for a large, front-drive American sedan, Ultra is surprisingly agile and responsive. It’s equipped with StabiliTrak, a superb active safety system that can detect the beginning of a skid and help keep the car on its intended course by pulsing individual brakes. The Park is dated, however. Its interior is old-fashioned, and there are a lot of other, newer products out there. The main instruments are covered by a gently arching nacelle that sweeps across the dash. Besides its contemporary appearance, this design allows room for a big speedometer and tachometer that are easy to scan.

2011 Buick Park Avenue offers a good value among large sedans, but the Ultra faces competition in its price class. New exterior features for The 2011 Buick Park Avenue include a new grille, monochromatic Buick shields, 17-inch chrome-plated wheels, and dual chrome-plated exhaust tips. The interior is clean and tasteful. Dual sun visors with extensions shield glare from almost every angle. Seating for six is standard, although the front-middle passenger may find the accommodations a little tight. We prefer the individual front seats ($185), which come with a new center console. The console also includes two auxiliary 12v outlets and a rear seat heater/air conditioner vent. We found the lids on the center console awkward, but it provides a large amount of storage capacity because the shifter is up on the column. An overhead console is also part of the package, including reading lights and a universal transmitter for garage door openers or similar devices. The 2011 2011 Buick Park Avenue also includes 16-inch aluminum wheels, 17″ wheels and tires on Ultra. The Gran Touring Package is standard on the Park Avenue Ultra and is an option on the Park Avenue base.