1994 Buick LeSabre Review (continued)
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Driving Impressions

We found the LeSabre's independent front and rear suspension system, supplemented by automatic level control and optional variable-effort power steering, provided sure control and a stable ride in various driving situations. Our LeSabre carried us over an unpaved road, quietly leveling out the bumps. In city traffic, it maneuvered smartly with the firmness of a sportier car. At highway speeds, we cruised smoothly, very much in control, appreciating the quietness of the ride even when encountering potholes in a construction area. The low center of gravity and automatic level control, part of the Gran Touring suspension package, resulted in stable cornering and sure handling with no noticeable roll.

The 3.8-liter V6 engine produced adequate power with excellent acceleration, both from a standing start and when passing. Gear transition was very quiet, very smooth.

The anti-lock brake system was sure and earned our confidence after repeated testing at both low and high speeds.