The 1995 Buick LeSabre maintains the changes on the Lesabre started on 1992. The older design displayed a 200 inch body, whereas the succeeding LeSabres sported a 3-inch increase in length. The good news doesn't stop there because its cabin size was also increased giving more comfort to its passengers who are constantly on the road. The old engine was traded for a 3.8-liter V6 which spewed more power than ever and delivers an astounding 170 horsepower and 220 pound-feet of torque; it comes with an electronic 4-speed automatic transmission.

 

The 1995 version of the Buick LeSabre added several features that enhanced the comfort and performance of this legendary ride. The new features are the climate control, a new set of radios, and an optional steering-wheel control for the stereo and climate system. With the addition of the elective automatic climate control, the amount of buttons has been lessened from 14 to nine, and a re-circulation mode has also been added.