Second owner of my buick 2001 purchased from the original owner with 5,000 miles in 2008. the second year i noticed when ever it rained there was water on the floor on the passenger side. i still own the car and over the years have just had regular maintenance done. the water on the passenger side has gotten worse and every time it rains i have to take towels and dry up about 1 inch of water from the carpet. i am retired now and hesitate to take the car to a mechanic as i have found most will take financial advantage of a female. just wondered if any other owners have had this problem or if there have been any recalls. eventually , i will have a mechanic look at it and get an estimate for repair as soon as i can because i am tired of mopping up water every time it rains. i also wonder what it is doing to the metal under the carpet. the original owner was an older woman who rarely drove the car. i purchased from her son at her death it still had the new car smell so i am pretty sure she bought the car new and this problem was inherent in the design. *tr
Tl*the contact owns a 2001 buick century. the contact stated that rain would leak behind the dashboard when the vehicle was parked or being driven. the failure would not occur if parked at an angle or on a hill. the current mileage was 55,200, and failure mileage was 54,800. the purchase date was unavailable. updated 01/29/08 *bf the consumer stated a pool of water was on the floor of the vehicle due to rainwater leaking from behind the dashboard. updated 01/29/08 *tr
Tl*the contact owns a 2001 buick century. the contact stated that the paint is chipping and causing the vehicle to rust. the engine size was unknown. the current mileage is 36,000 and failure mileage was 34,000.
2001 buick century panel over the passenger side air bag is warped.***no answer required***.*mr the dealer told the consumer the problem could be corrected using a clip. *jb
While driving in rainy weather sun roof does not close. consumer states it's very difficult to see when the rain is coming into the vehicle. *ak