We drove Buick Regals for many years with great luck but sadly our 2004 Rendezvous only lasted one year....We and many others just couldnt keep BCM's in them...After eating 4 in just 6 months we had to get rid of it....More than once I drove it home after dark on the back roads with only the headlights working..Everything else electrical was gone...One time the GM dealer called to tell us that it was ready to go after the BCM had been replaced...I went out to start it and it wouldnt start.. They were also notorious for wheel bearing failure, intake gasket failure, wiring issues,AC problems, bad transmissions-etc..A local GM dealer got the lemon law enacted on 3 of them..One customer lost 8 BCM's and 9 wheel bearings.That being said I still see several on the road in my area..It sounds like yours has done better than most of them...We liked its roominess, handling,ride,etc...
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