Topic: Buick Century
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If you've got both a bicycle and a car, there's a good chance you've considered getting a bike rack. Also keep in mind that if one bike rack is not enough to hold all of your bicycles, you might ...
After completely overhauling its cars for 1955, Chrysler Corporation did it again for '57 with the 1957 Chrysler New Yorker. From Plymouth to ...
Classic cars captivate us with their beauty, rarity and engineering, with the memories they evoke, the history they capture. Learn about how this midengine two-seater bolted from Honda's premium brand in 1990 as Japanese engineers drew on racing experience to build ...
The 1954-1957 Buick Century Convertible & Hardtops represent the return of Buick's prewar "factory hot rod." These sportier models remain...
Roadmaster! The very name conjures up images of a big, powerful highway locomotive -- which is just what Buick intended. And that's just what the...
Century first appeared on Buick's roster in 1936, the same year that Buick replaced its numeric series names with something more memorable:...
The very name conjures up images of a big, powerful highway locomotive -- which is just what Buick intended. By 1936, Buick had moved back into sixth rank, but that wasn't good enough for Harlow Curtice, Buick's recently appointed general manager ...
The 1957-1958 Buick Caballero and Special Riviera Estate are prime examples of a short-lived and little-loved Detroit trend: In the process, Buick helped start the period practice of special names for hardtop models, which produced such romantic appellations as Victoria (Ford), Bel ...
American prosperity peaked in 1955, and Buick's sales reflected this when it released its 1955 Buick Century, soaring 66 percent to more than 737,000 units and moving it from fourth to third in industry sales. Flip-top fans had special reason ...
