The 1977 LeSabre was considerably smaller on the outside and lighter than its predecessors, losing 700 to 800 pounds. Beginning with the downsized 1977 models Buick's 3.8 liter, 231 cubic inch V6 would become the standard engine for many years. Convertibles had been offered each year through 1975, two and four door hardtops were dropped after 1976, and only pillared body styles were offered from 1977 to 2005.
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Beginning with the downsized 1977 models and continuing through three subsequent generations of front-drive LeSabres
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Beginning with the downsized 1977 models and continuing through three subsequent generations of front-drive LeSabres
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body styles were offered from 1977 to
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