Question of the Day: 2010 Buick LaCrosse or 2009 Lexus ES?

Posted: Mar 04, 2010
Filed under: Buick, GM, Lexus

Driving over to work today I passed a brand new 2010 Buick LaCrosse, a car we recently reviewed and loved. It got me wondering why anyone would pick a Lexus ES over the new revolutionized LaCrosse since it’s better looking, better priced and better packaged. Well, I figure I’d ask you guys.

Which would you go for? The 2010 Buick LaCrosse or the 2009 Lexus ES? Let us know in the comments section after the jump.

Click here for our review on the 2010 Buick LaCrosse.

Click here to price the 2010 Buick LaCrosse.

Click here to price the 2009 Lexus ES.

- By: Omar Rana

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  • meraboy
    LaCrosse for sure, simply i do not want to drive a "Moving Forward w/o stopping" Lexus ES, plus it's more expensive than LaCrosse.
  • Bobby
    Definitely the Lacrosse it's much better looking (in my opinion) on the exterior. Having sat in both, it also has a much more comfortable, luxurious interior.
  • jason
    Lacrosse makes more sense. Conspicuous consumption is reduced plus its a better value.
  • dd
    Lexus = Toyota = Death Mobile!
  • Pradeep
    Going by your logic, every car is a death mobile.
  • auszac
    Of the 2, I'd have to say Buick. At least it shouldn't unintentionally accelerate. I think a Ford Taurus SHO is a better proposition.
  • I think both are nice. The LaCrosse is a bit more distinctive and I like it more.
    But to full disclosure I have driven neither.
  • GMfan87
    lacrosse is a way better package.
  • Mr. Bungle
    I'll never support Toyota corp. again!
    Of the two, I'd pick Lacrosse, but I'd prefer Audi to Buick (or any GM...except for that CTS-V....wonderful car there!) anyday!
  • Kona
    Without a doubt LACROSSE!!! Why would you even consider a Lexus?
  • hakeam
    Certainly Lexus
  • Lexus for me!
  • Titanosaurus
    If I HAD to pick .... LeCrosse.
  • Pat
    Im going with the LaCrosse... not because the ES has a recall....just because it seems like a better buy. most mid-size sedan shoppers aren't looking to go extra fast...they are looking for a comfortable, some what powerful luxury vehicle
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