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Posts Tagged ‘2010 Buick Lucerne’

2010 Buick Lucerne

PostDateIcon March 13th, 2010 | PostAuthorIcon Author: admin

As part of the “old” Buick-as differentiated from the new 2010 LaCrosse and 2011 Regal-the Lucerne retains conservative styling and a focus on comfort above all. Classic, if somewhat dated, lines and abundant chrome accents are characteristic of the 2010 Lucerne.

Alloy wheels with optional polished upgrade versions, plus a wide range of exterior colors and interior upholstery materials, allow the buyer to style the Lucerne to suit their taste. The Lucerne Super gets some unique elements, including integrated exhaust tips, and “Super” badges on the rear deck lid. A unique grille and front and rear bumper treatments finish the exterior differences.

According to Kelley Blue Book, the “sleek roofline” is enhanced by the distinctively-shaped rear pillar, and the design of the wheel wells presents a “muscular stance.” Chrome portholes are a classic Buick styling cue. The number of portholes is also a hints as toat what’s under the hood-Cars.com points out that V-6 models have three portholes on each side, while V-8 sedans get four.

According to Kelley Blue Book, the “sleek roofline” is enhanced by the “distinctively-shaped rear pillar,” and the design of the wheel wells presents a “muscular stance.” Chrome portholes are a classic Buick styling cue, which Cars.com notes are “machined and set high in each front fender.” The number of portholes is also a hints as toat what’s under the hood-Cars.com points out that V-6 models “have three portholes on each side, while V-8 sedans get four.”
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