Hey everyone! I just found this listing on Bring a Trailer and thought it might interest some of you. It’s a 2000 Buick Century Custom with only 33,000 miles on the odometer and it’s going up for auction with no reserve. That’s incredibly low mileage for a vehicle that’s over two decades old.
For those unfamiliar with the Century, it was one of Buick’s most popular mid-size sedans during this era. The Custom trim sits in the middle of the lineup and offers a solid balance of comfort and practicality. With just over 33k miles, this particular example appears to be garage-kept and well-maintained, which is exactly what you want in a vintage sedan.
The 2000 model year falls right during the tail end of the fourth generation Century, which ran from 1997 to 2005. These cars are known for their spacious interiors, smooth V6 engines, and reliable construction. The no-reserve auction format means there’s genuine opportunity here if you’re serious about acquiring a low-mileage example.
I’m curious what people think about this car. Is it a solid investment for a collector, or just a well-preserved daily driver? The combination of low mileage and no reserve is pretty rare to see. What would you realistically expect this to fetch at auction? Has anyone here owned a Century from this generation? Would love to hear thoughts on reliability, parts availability, and what kind of ownership experience you might expect.
The auction is active now, so if anyone’s interested in bidding, you might want to check it out sooner rather than later. Looking forward to hearing what the community thinks about this one!
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