Buick

26k-Mile 1981 Buick LeSabre Limited Coupe

Looking at this rust-free, 26,000-mile 1981 Buick LeSabre Limited Coupe is like opening a brochure from 1981 and checking out what could have been yours if you weren’t looking for a fancier Electra. It sits high, but that’s the… more»

430 V8 Powered: 1968 Buick Riviera

Learning how to properly paint a car is a valuable skill if you’re a classic auto enthusiast, and the seller of this 1968 Buick Riviera says he purchased it specifically for the reason of becoming proficient in this area. … more»

Same Family For 64 Years: 1953 Buick Super Riviera

Buick celebrated their fiftieth anniversary in 1953 with an all-new 322 cubic-inch V8 that was standard equipment in all Supers and Roadmasters (Specials hung on with the 263-cubic-inch straight eight for one more year). With the new V8, a… more»

Uncommon Custom: 1962 Buick LeSabre

The Buicks that most often get coverage here on BF are Rivieras, Gran Sports, Electra 225s, all memorable cars of an auspicious nature. Today’s find is a “stripper” level 1962 Buick, specifically a LeSabre two-door sedan – I didn’t… more»

Stored for Decades: 1965 Buick Riviera 425 Nailhead

Few cars embody Buick’s blend of elegance and muscle quite like the first-generation Riviera, and the 1965 model is widely considered the high point of the series. This particular example, finished in an uncommon shade of green and powered… more»

25 Years Owned: 1995 Buick Century Wagon

Ah, grandma’s wagon: the classic kiddo hauler, complete with wood trim, is quite familiar to those of us of a certain age. The 5th generation Buick Century was a big seller for GM despite hanging around for quite some… more»

Cheap Driver: 1992 Buick Skylark Gran Sport

I think that all of us can recall a moment where we have spotted an older car that caught our eye not because it was a mega-bucks classic, but because its condition was impressive for its age. That could… more»

1 of 1,248 Built: 1982 Buick Riviera Convertible

For the few who had the moolah and the patience, the luxurious ’82 Buick Riviera Convertible (which were supposed to arrive in April but were delayed) finally arrived at Buick showrooms in July of 1982 just in time for… more»

Original Owner: $4,000 1989 Buick Riviera

This white over burgundy leather, two-door personal luxury car is 16.5 feet long, a far cry from the almost 19 feet in length of Riveras 15 years prior to this 1989 version. Nonetheless, it was at the time a… more»

Unique RestoMod Cruiser: 1967 Buick Wildcat

The Buick Wildcat has always been one of GM’s more underappreciated full-size performance cruisers, but this 1967 example takes things to the next level with a thoughtful restomod treatment. Still powered by its numbers-matching 430 V8 and TH400 automatic,… more»

Just Out Of Storage: 1954 Buick Special

All cars taken out of long-term storage should be as nice as this 1954 Buick Special Deluxe Series 40 two-door sedan. It’s an entry-level vehicle (the kind my father always bought) but it’s very nice for the most part…. more»

Aluminum V8: 1962 Buick Special Convertible

Buick reinvented the Special in 1961 as a “senior” compact on a new unibody Y-platform shared with Oldsmobile and Pontiac. It was unique in that a 215 cubic inch aluminum block V8 was the source of power (although a… more»

Cheap Classy Cruiser: 1999 Buick Park Avenue

One of the finest names for a luxury car of all time, Buick’s Park Avenue conjures up images of a well-dressed couple in formal wear, walking along Park Avenue in NYC just after a rain, with wet streets reflecting… more»

Two-Owner 1995 Buick Riviera

The Detroit Public Library’s National Automotive History Collection named the final Buick Riviera as “the most collectible car of the future,” and while that prediction may or may not pan out, it’s only fitting that the last of the… more»

Highly Original: 1973 Buick Boattail Riviera

Ah, the Buick “Boattail” Rivieras. I was a 16-year-old car styling nerd when these were introduced in 1971 and I thought they looked terrific. These new Rivieras made a statement. They were unique, bold, and couldn’t be mistaken for… more»

$5,000 1996 Buick Roadmaster Estate Wagon LT1

Wagonnnnnnnnsssss Hoooooo! Sorry for yelling, and not many may remember the old TV show, Wagon Train, now that I think about it. I always think about a big station wagon like this 1996 Buick Roadmaster Estate Wagon when I… more»

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