Zoom Classic Cars presents this 1992 Buick Roadmaster Estate Station Wagon in overall very good condition with 141K original Miles. The Roadmaster station wagon is a class act. It is comfortable, powerful and roomy. And it’s loaded with ’90s creature-comfort features, such as a plush leather interior, a sunroof and a CD player. For safety there’s a driver-side air bag and anti-lock brakes. In the early 90's the Roadmaster wagon was THE alternative for that large family that just couldn't warm up to a minivan. The big station wagon was the next best alternative. The Roadmaster and its cousin, the Chevrolet Caprice, are the only two wagons that were offered in the early 90's with V-8 power. PERFORMANCE - You would never guess the Roadmaster Estate Wagon weighs more than 2 tons – 4,508 pounds to be exact – judging by the way it performs. The Roadmaster comes with a 5.7-liter fuel injected V-8 that provides 180 horsepower. The car may be big and heavy, but it is not slow. There’s plenty of muscle for passing and plenty for gaining speed to merge onto busy highways. The engine is coupled with a computer-controlled four-speed automatic. The engine is smooth and quiet, and given the Roadmaster’s girth, the V-8 has a miserly attitude toward unleaded gas. Driven normally, the Roadmaster Estate Wagon returned 17.5 miles per gallon in the city and 26 on the highway. Once cruising speed is reached, the engine isn’t running much faster than an idle. HANDLING - The Roadmaster’s soft and quiet luxury-car ride is its best trait. Road noise is close to non-existent, and the big wagon seems to flatten minor bumps. Though heavy, the Roadmaster is easy to control, thanks to variable-effort power-assisted steering and front disc, rear drum anti-lock brakes. FIT AND FINISH - For the most part, Buick’s designers got the Roadmaster’s details right and the reason why many buyer's considered the Roadmaster an alternative to a luxury minivan. The driver’s window has a one-touch button that lowers the window automatically. There’s a wiper for the rear window. The tailgate opens in two ways: it either swings open or folds down. The Roadmaster can seat eight people. With rear seat folded down, you can haul full-size sheets of plywood. The driver and two passengers have plenty of room on the power-adjustable front bench seat, as do the three passengers in the middle seat. Simulated wood on outside panels and interior give the car a luxury feel - to some degree. Car comes with a non-opening glass sunroof above the middle seat passengers. It was an unusual option for a big wagon at the time but adds another nice touch. The sunroof even comes with pull-out shades. Buick equipped the Roadmaster with a simple, easy-to-read set of analog gauges that includes a tachometer. This specific car runs, drives and handles very well. Paint is in overall good condition as is the faux wood overall. Undercarriage is clean with only typical minor surface rust as shown. Car runs, drives and handles very well. Great Classic 90's Luxury Estate Wagon at a reasonable price. Car is stored in VA with clean title in owner's name. Call Jeff for more info or to schedule a viewing. Thanks for looking.