POV: You’ve officially turned 65 years old, which means you’re now a senior citizen and now legally required to own a beige, brown, burgundy or gray car made between the 2000s-2020s or you will be sentenced to life in prison. Which one will you choose? (Sorry for formatting I’m on mobile)
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Cadillac CTS
CTS I used to own a grey one. Nice ride and sporty
Buick LeSabre of course, or Buick Regal. All options avoid life in prison but only two come with AARP membership.
Where Volvo V70 D5
Buicks
My grandfather was a great man, and if the LeSabre was good enough for him, it’s good enough for me
Id rather go to prison
There could be a much worse selection of cars. These aren’t so bad at least.
That being said, I feel as if the Toyota Avalon needs to be added to this list
would love to see the average age of a Cadillac/Buick owner
‘02 LeSabre!!! My mum had a ‘97 LeSabre when I was growing up, and I LOVE those now. A Buick Park Avenue would be an acceptable option as well!
Buick LeSabre…under 65 folks should buy them as well…solid reliability, comfortable, and represent a great value on the used car market.
Ill take #2 and put in in a garage and never touch it again. I’d rather have a classic than a soulless modern car.
No Mercury Grand Marquis!? For shame.
That Buick LeSabre is pretty sweet. The 3800 V6 is reliable as all hell, and the interior is cushy as can be.
Buick Regal. Extremely comfortable seats. Little maintenance. When something goes wrong, everyone knows how to work on them.
Definitely the LeSabre
Am I rich? If so, give me the BMW.
If I’m struggling with finances, I’ll take that 3800 V6 LeSabre.
Somewhere in the middle–maybe the pickup.
OP has very myopic assumptions.
I’m 73 and when I’m not driving my red Mercedes coupe, I’m driving my ’85 Porsche 944 5 speed.
Prison is technically a form of Social Security and Medicare