What is your favorite Buick of all time?

[Sal Collaziano]

What’s your favorite Buick of all time? And IF you owned one, please share a few pictures of it.

 

[Ruesselsheimer2001]

1963 Riviera

 

[Sal Collaziano]

That's it, huh? Nobody else?

 

[2007LucerneCXL]

71-73 Buick Riviera. Mom had a 71 and I owned a 73, doubt GM will make anything that daring again.

 

[02LTD]

I had a 1962 Buick Special 4 door sedan back in the Eighties when it was just a used car. It had the 215 cube V8.

 

[58DeSoto]

I have always liked the 50 Fastback. You know the one with scary teeth. I like the way the hood runs into the doors and the body has bulges that run thru the doors

 

[giver222]

I have always liked the 50 Fastback. You know the one with scary teeth. I like the way the hood runs into the doors and the body has bulges that run thru the doors

samehere

 

[BrentG]

I love my 2012 Buick Lacrosse. It's pushing 200K miles and still has a tight Moter.

 

[roadrider]

What’s your favorite Buick of all time? And IF you owned one, please share a few pictures of it.

The Grand National. Never owned one and now the good ones are $$$$$$

 

[Sal Collaziano]

The Grand National. Never owned one and now the good ones are $$$$$$

How about a Regal T-Type? I still see them for sale here and there. Very similar vehicle but more reasonably priced...

 

[silverbullet04]

Grand national for sure or the last gen park avenue.

 

[Sal Collaziano]

Grand national for sure or the last gen park avenue.

Two major favorites of mine as well. However, I have developed a soft spot for the last generation LaCrosse sold in America...

 

[silverbullet04]

Two major favorites of mine as well. However, I have developed a soft spot for the last generation LaCrosse sold in America...

Yes indeed. The last gen is definitely nice and I do like the 3.6

 

[Sal Collaziano]

Yes indeed. The last gen is definitely nice and I do like the 3.6

If it were a little larger it would have been a great "Park Avenue". The Lucerne wasn't bad by any means - but the interior of the Lucerne was a nicer place to be.

 

[Pirate Pete]

If it were a little larger it would have been a great "Park Avenue". The Lucerne wasn't bad by any means - but the interior of the Lucerne was a nicer place to be.

Keep that 3.6 out of my park avenue 👎

 

[silverbullet04]

Keep that 3.6 out of my park avenue 👎

I had a 2010 camaro base model with the 3.6 and was happy with it. Decent power also.

 

[Pirate Pete]

I had a 2010 camaro base model with the 3.6 and was happy with it. Decent power also.

200hp is fine for a Park Avenue. It's not meant to be driven as a sports car. The 3800 is much more reliable

 

[silverbullet04]

20tlbs is fine for a Park Avenue. It's not meant to be driven as a sports car. The 3800 is much more reliable

3800 is definitely reliable. Unfortunately my original 3800 that was in my 04 lesabre wasn't. It had to be replaced at 49k miles due to a spun bearing. No idea what went wrong, it happened to the original owners.

 

[Pirate Pete]

3800 is definitely reliable. Unfortunately my original 3800 that was in my 04 lesabre wasn't. It had to be replaced at 49k miles due to a spun bearing. No idea what went wrong, it happened to the original owners.

Strange and unheard of with these engines. I wonder what the heck the original owners did for that to happen? This engine was used in 25 million GM cars since 1988 . My PA still has its original engine and turns 25 in November .

 

[ulycyc]

My favorite Buick still own is my 1987 Turbo Regal. But Can't say favorite car owned. I owned 1969 Olds 442 W30, 1966 tripower GTO, 1967 RS SS Camaro and a 1965 SS 327 Impala convertible