Buick may be a shadow of their former self now, but one vehicle they still produce is the Regal. The Regal has existed in various forms since 1973, although the model is no longer in production for ...

When the 1987 Buick GNX arrived, General Motors intended it to be a limited-production farewell to the rear-wheel-drive Buick ...

A turbocharged Buick quietly humbles big V8 muscle cars at cruise nights everywhere.

Today, Buicks are bland, bulky, generally not too attractive, and also very few – at least at home in the United States. That is mostly because all of them are boring crossover SUVs. The U.S.

Buick was right there in the '60s and '70s when big-inch muscle ruled the streets. Now it's the '80s, and Buick is still right there with the new, limited-production Grand National Turbo Regal GNX—the ...

This Buick GNX has traversed just 203 miles in its life. That's fewer miles than I've ridden a motorcycle in a day for fun. That's fewer miles than I've driven to buy a new car. But it also means that ...

Will joined the TopSpeed team over two and a half years ago, bringing his lifelong automotive passion, writing experience, and editorial expertise along with him. Whether classic or modern, American ...

Buick, the old-time, old-line, old-man’s car company established by the wily Scot, David Dunbar Buick, was the first American auto manufacturer to offer turbocharged V-6 engines. Starting in 1978, ...

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