2006 Buick Rainier Convertible LX

HOME OF THE GUARANTEED CREDIT APPROVAL OR THE VEHICLE OF YOUR CHOICE IS FREE!!!, CALL NOW!!! OR GO ONLINE, THE SPECIAL INTERNET PRICE OF $9,275 IS AVAILABLE WHEN YOU APPLY ONLINE W.A.C. OR CASH ONLY!, Sales Tax, Title, License Fee, Registration Fee, Dealer Document Fee, Finance Charges, and Safety Tag Fees are additional to the advertised price., , The Rainier benefits from an initiative called QuietTuning, whereby additional sound-deadening material has been applied in various trouble spots (engine compartment, doors, quarter panels). Further, the windshield and front side windows are coated in acoustic laminate, while the C- and D-pillars have reinforced seals. Out on the road, this Buick SUV is as quiet as they come but lacks the handling composure expected of a luxury vehicle. Ride quality at least is smooth, and power is more than adequate. Standard equipment includes 17-inch alloy wheels, four-wheel disc brakes with ABS, leather upholstery, wood accents in the cabin, power seats, memory for the seats and mirrors, dual-zone automatic climate control, a CD player and OnStar telematics. Various options include adjustable pedals, seat heaters, a DVD-based navigation system, a rear DVD entertainment system.Four-wheel antilock disc brakes and stability control are standard. Full-length head curtain airbags are optional, but seat-mounted side airbags (for front occupants) are not available. The Buick Rainier earned five stars for both front- and rear-passenger side-impact protection when equipped with the optional airbags. Frontal impacts resulted in a three-star rating for the driver and four stars for the front passenger. The Rainiers standard inline six is smooth and powerful, and should be adequate for most shoppers. With its tough truck-based underpinnings, the 2006 Buick Rainier has a fair amount of real off-road capability. For the majority of buyers who wont be off-roading in their Buick SUV, it offers a smooth, comfortable ride.