Windshield Problems of Buick Regal

Bright sun caused significant impairment of visibility caused by glare from dash reflected into the windshield. Design problem involving the angle of the windshield relative to the reflective surface of the dash.

See all problems of the 2002 Buick Regal 🔎.

There is excessive glare in the windshield of this vehicle; excessive to a point of total blindness when I enter my garage. The problem is a result of the steep angle of glass, a very light colored gray dash and the size of the dash. This combination causes the windshield to take on the appearance of being foggy at all times. At night, when driving under overhead lights the condition is even worse ; as is the case when driving the car into my garage which is also light gray. In this circumstance I am almost totally blinded by the images transposed into the windshield. I have contacted Buick at least 6-8 times asking for help to resolve the problem but the most they would offer is a suggestion to get myself some polarized sun glasses or purchase a dash mat (with a warning that the dash mat may not help either). My contention is that Buick built the car, they claim that it was tested for safety standards and it's not safe as far as my vision is concerned. They should be held accountable to correct defects in the products they sell. There are solutions to this problem, they are aware of it but they would rather not address it untill someone gets hurt. T.

See all problems of the 1998 Buick Regal 🔎.

When driving the vehicle and the sun is shining there's is a relection that comes off the dashboard, making it hard to see out of the windshield. In addition, when operating windshield wipers during rain, the passenger's side wiper stops and drops accumulated water in driver's vision. When stopped and wipers are on high, the car rocks as if in a wind storm.

See all problems of the 1997 Buick Regal 🔎.

The windshield design creates poor visibility due to reflection of dashboard and air vents onto area of vision.

Black line running through windshield.