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Build a 2010 LaCrosse

Tailfin61
in Buick

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Unfortunately, rear side airbags are not standard on CX.

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    Thanks for the heads up. The pricing is pretty reasonable I think.

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    Yikes. Talk about first draft.

    Vehicle Summary

    The 2010 model year marks the first complete redo of Buick's LaCrosse since the competent but uninspiring midsize sedan made its 2005 debut. Though it shares aspects with the Chevrolet Malibu and Saturn Astra, the LaCrosse is intended to compete with premium or near-luxury models like the Volkswagen Passat. It was designed in the U.S. and China, where Buick has a significant presence.

    Is is really larger than the outgoing model? Cars.com thinks so.

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    Where are you guys seeing this? Buick's page doesn't show anything yet.

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    Where are you guys seeing this? Buick's page doesn't show anything yet.

    The title of the thread tells ya... cars.com

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    Probably cars.com. They meant Aura, and the Passat makes sense as a competitor, along with the Milan, Avalon, and Azera, possibly the ES350?

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