Buick's rarest muscle car was the 1966 Super Wildcat GS, with only 21 units ever produced, featuring a powerful V8 engine. The Super Wildcat GS struggled with sales due to high pricing ...

If you’ve ever been in the presence of a 1970 Buick GSX, consider yourself rather fortunate. Most are hidden away from public ...

Revealed at the Shanghai auto show, the Electra GS is nearly as long as a BMW i7 and has a fastback roofline and piercing ...

Equipped with powerful engines and features considered premium on performance cars, these rigs were considered "the gentlemen's muscle cars" back in the day.

Buick used the Wildcat’s nameplate on a series of 1950s concept cars and later applied it to a production model coupe version of the Invicta in 1962. The Wildcat was split off into its own model ...

3 Jan 2025, 20:20 UTC · By: Razvan Calin / The GS was Buick’s intermediate offer that filled in for the role of the muscle car in the sixties and particularly early seventies when it got the ...

Buick Grand National and especially the GNX, but there was little-known Regal-based turbo-six coupe that preceded them.

This American powerhouse wasn't the only surprise beast to come from Buick, though it set the stage moving forward for all ...

Save for luxury brands like Cadillac or Lincoln, other marques such as Buick, Mercury, and even AMC were deep in the thick of it. Another brand, Oldsmobile, was famous for their muscle car ...

The return of General Motors’ Buick Electra nameplate in the form of the Electra GS concept is honestly one of the coolest ...

With the turbocharger added to its 3.8-liter V6 engine, the Buick Grand National could produce a power output ranging from 235 to 275 horsepower. The car has since become legendary. Although some ...