1996 Buick Roadmaster

Wagon

5.7L 350Cu. In. V8 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

1G4BR82P6TR420882

Gasoline

The last of the Great American Land Yachts and a honey of a car. It spent almost all its life in California and has always been garaged. I am the third owner. I bought it from a dealer in Oregon to drive from Montana to Maine and back which I do couple of times a year. This is my third 96 Buick Roadmaster and I can tell you if you treat them right they will run for over 300,000 miles and get 26 mpg highway (EPA). But now that I am in the last quarter century of my life, I'm gonna fly to Maine. I looked for a long time for a 96 Roadmaster Estate wagon in exceptional, pristine condition. I wanted the Grand Touring suspension (which eliminates the old Buick wallow and shows some European influence when you take, say, the on-ramp at speed), heavy duty cooling system for longevity, and the premium sound system. This one has all that, the LT1 Corvette engine and just about every option available. It's a creamy smooth ride and everything works. Turn on the ignition and the power arial goes up. Air conditioning has just been recharged and blows icy cold. The interior is in exceptional condition with the exception of some scuffing on the left side of the driver's floormat. Leather seats have no cracks or tears. Carpets appear nearly new. 6 way power seats and power side mirrors work. Exterior is excellent but there are a few chips and the wood grain decal has a few very small tears. The headliner and the dash are perfect, no sags and no cracks. This car has never been wrecked or painted and is rust free. Never been smoked in. Firestone Tires were new 5,000 miles ago. It doesn't need a thing and if you want to fly in to Bozeman and drive it home to Fairbanks or Palm Beach, it needs nothing. (For what it's worth, the car hasn't been detailed, that's just the way I keep it.) If you have been following these 94-96 Roadmasters you know their prices have been rising, and I expect they will continue to do so. Please feel free to ask questions.