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Summary
There are few new bells and whistles on the 1994 Buick LeSabre - dual air bags and an improved traction control system top the short list. However, we weren't disappointed with the lack of change; the LeSabre, in all its glory, is still a satisfying and comfortable family car.
(Source: New Cars Test Drive)
Model Line Overview
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Engines:
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Saftey Equipment (standard):
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Saftey Equipment (optional):
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Basic Warranty:
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Assembled In:
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Specifications As Tested
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Model Tested (MSRP):
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Standard Equipment:
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Options As Tested (MSRP):
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Destination Charge:
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Layout:
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Tires:
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