Buick Park Avenue Specs, MPG & Trims by Year

EPA fuel-economy and specification data for the Buick Park Avenue, model years 1991–2005. The latest model year is shown first below.

Latest model year: 2005

Body class
Large Cars
Drive
Front-Wheel Drive
Engine
6-cyl, 3.8 L
Fuel type
Premium Gasoline, Regular Gasoline
Configurations
2
Combined MPG
20–21 MPG
Annual fuel cost
$3,200–$4,100

View the full 2005 Buick Park Avenue specs, MPG and trims

Across all 15 model years, EPA combined ratings span 18–21 MPG.

All model years

Model years available for the Buick Park Avenue in the EPA-based index, newest first.
YearBody classCombinedConfigurationsAnnual fuel cost
2005Large Cars20–21 MPG2$3,200–$4,100
2004Large Cars20–21 MPG2$3,200–$4,100
2003Large Cars19–21 MPG2$3,200–$4,350
2002Large Cars19–21 MPG2$3,200–$4,350
2001Large Cars20 MPG2$3,350–$4,100
2000Large Cars19–20 MPG2$3,350–$4,350
1999Large Cars19–20 MPG2$3,350–$4,350
1998Large Cars19–20 MPG2$3,350–$3,550
1997Large Cars19–20 MPG2$3,350–$4,350
1996Large Cars19–21 MPG2$3,200–$4,350
1995Large Cars20 MPG1$3,350
1994Large Cars18–20 MPG2$3,350–$3,700
1993Large Cars18–20 MPG2$3,350–$4,550
1992Large Cars18–19 MPG2$3,550–$4,550
1991Large Cars19 MPG1$3,550

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