I would recommend it because of the drive train. The 3.8 liter is easy to work on yourself and is a good engine. The transmission is also pretty Stought. I have owned several GM's and this drive train if treated right will last a long time. However interior is plastic cheese, peaces break due to being flimsy.
Very happy with the car. Been getting favorable mpg - 21 to 24 combined. Acceleration is there when you need it and very comfortable on the highway. Feel safer with a larger car arounf you.
The AWD Lacrosse is not the sportiest sedan out there, but it rides nicer than most cars on the market. Between the heated & A/C seats as well as the heated steering wheel you are not short on options. There are very few things that I would change with the 2010 Lacrosse, and what I would change has been with the more current models.
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