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To: Jim Willie CB who wrote (12266)	4/20/2004 8:54:41 PM
From: Sully-	Read Replies (2) of 110194

OT somewhat..... I don't know Jim. The Buick Le Sabre now has a $4k rebate & Consumer Reports likes it. I love the effortless power of that 205 HP, sequential port fuel injection, 3.8L v-6. And it really gets 30 mpg on the highway too. We've owned a GM vehicle with various generations of that v-6 for 20+ yrs & it is a rock solid performer. I have yet to find any similar sized car that comes close to the great blend of power & fuel economy. I rented the new Le Sabre for two weeks when I drove to TX a year ago. I thought it was solid, quiet & had a soft but sure footed ride. We love our Olds Intrigue (1st cousin of the Le Sabre). Before that, we had a Regal, preceded by a Grand Prix, preceded by another Regal. Each successive generation of that v-6 allowed GM to increase the power, fuel economy & size of their cars. And we observed the steady improvement in overall quality that went from clearly inferior to what is now quite close to the quality from Japan (albeit still 2nd). With the rebates available now, give me a Le Sabre or Regal from Buick - or the Impala (1st cousin from Chevy) - or a Pontiac Grand Prix (another 1st cousin).

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