Why does the Buick LaCrosse have poor resale value?
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Buick LaCrosse has poor resale value for the following reasons: Insufficient brand influence: The most important reason is that Buick's brand power currently cannot support the price point of this mid-size sedan, giving a sense of being 'neither here nor there.' Additionally, this car's fuel consumption is indeed relatively high, whether it's the new or old model. High failure rate: Another factor affecting the resale value of used LaCrosse is the high failure rate per 100 vehicles. It can be observed that the failure rate of 3-5 year old LaCrosse models is quite high, especially with 31% of vehicles experiencing powertrain failures, mainly manifested as transmission fluid leaks, fluid seepage (poor sealing), unstable engine performance, sluggish response, or stalling.