I had a 2000 Buick LeSabre with 80,000 miles that developed a vibration and shake so bad that I feared to drive it. The local dealer worked on it for 2 months and didn't work out the problem. I decided to buy another car. Stupid me, I bought 2005 Buick LeSabre. It started a vibration within a month of our purchase. We were told they were in contact with GM tech support to work on the solution. I've been patient and hopeful. It's now month 5 and the car almost caused an accident in city traffic. We now have 4500 miles on it. It vibrates! Noticeable when putting in reverse to back up. Last week, it felt the brakes were vibrating and we were unable to steer the car out of traffic to pull off the road. I don't think the dealer is being truthful and I am no longer hopeful. 2000 at 80,000 miles and a 2005 LeSabre's at 4500 (starting a month after possession) - there must be a solution?
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