For those that aren't REALLY into Buicks...

[Camino LS6]

What are some of your favorite models over the years?

You know, the ones that made you stop and think " maybe I could see myself in a Buick".

For me a few of them are:

The Blackhawk concept (my favorite Buick ever).

The GN/GNX/ T-Types of the late 80s (duh)

Certain Sportwagon models

1964 ish Rivieras

The '71 Riviera

Certain Wildcats

[K.C.]

My favorites are the Grand National/GNX Regals of the 80s, the 64-65 Rivieras, and the late 80's/early 90's LeSabre T-types.

[z28luvr01]

Any G body Regal 81 and up

a mid-60s Skylark convertible

61-62 LeSabre/Invicta hardtop/vert

I could be coaxed into the new LaCrosse, depending if it's in my means

[wildcat]

thread title For those that aren't REALLY into Buicks...

You know, the ones that made you stop and think " maybe I could see myself in a Buick"

Guess Buick fans can't play :angry2:

Edited March 12, 2009 by wildcat

[Camino LS6]

thread title For those that aren't REALLY into Buicks...

Guess Buick fans can't play :angry2:

Sorry, I was just looking for the standouts that would catch the eye of the non Buick faithful.

Pick such a standout, and post it up if you like.

Especially if you have a good pic to share.

Didn't mean for this to come across as exclusionary.

[§carlet §wordfish]

Reatta

last Riviera

last Park Avenue

new LaCrosse

Maybe I couldn't really see myself in the last two, but I think they are great lookers.

Edited March 12, 2009 by §carlet §wordfish

[Camino LS6]

By CaminoLS6

[Camino LS6]

By CaminoLS6

[Camino LS6]

This is what I think of when someone says "Riviera":

By CaminoLS6

[cletus8269]

[balthazar]

I do NOT consider myself "that" into Buicks. I greatly admire many of them, but there is usually some aspect that stops me from pursuing one to own. The only one I AM "that" into in truth is my '59, but there it's mad infatuation.

[vonVeezelsnider]

1953 Buick

1958-1959-1960 Buick Line

1949 Roadmaster

1995 Riviera

2002-05 Park Avenue

New LaCrosse

Edited March 12, 2009 by vonVeezelsnider

[SAmadei]

The GN/GNX/ T-Types of the late 80s (duh)

Certain Sportwagon models

The '71 Riviera

Certain Wildcats

Edited for my prefs... but you need to add the '68-'72 GS stage 1... especially the 455 '70 in yellow and black.

I also like the 90's Rivs... even though they power the wrong wheels.

[Camino LS6]

Edited for my prefs... but you need to add the '68-'72 GS stage 1... especially the 455 '70 in yellow and black.

I also like the 90's Rivs... even though they power the wrong wheels.

The 68-72 Buick A-bodies just never did it for me, I do respect them but they run dead last in my order of brand preference in 68-72 GM A-bodies.

I really prefer Buicks that define the brand better: unabashed yachts like the '71 Riv, or Turboed V6 stormers like the GN family. To me, both of those represent a clear Buick bloodline. The GS/GSX cars were a bit too much of a "me too" thing from my perspective. I'd take a Chevelle SS, Olds 442, or GTO over the Buick version any day.

[97regalGS]

I owned a 1980 Skyhawk!

[Blake Noble]

I owned a 1980 Skyhawk!

You poor, poor thing.

[turbo200]

i feel like buick has been more neutered design-wise for a longer time than Pontiac, and thus Buick has a longer hill to climb in perception and acceptance. pontiac has lacked any consistency whatsoever, but as many big misses they've had, they've also had some pretty nice rides [strictly speaking of the last two decades].

[Blake Noble]

The 1970 Buick Wildcat (the Wildcat's best year), maybe a 1970 - 1972 Skylark/GS, 1985 Grand National.

Edited March 13, 2009 by YellowJacket894

[97regalGS]

You poor, poor thing.

despite the constant minor repairs, it was a fun car to drive for 2+yrs while I was in University. (moved into a 2-dr 1986 Grand Am - two tone, blue on top, gray on the bottom)

[hyperv6]

1952-53 Skylark is one of the best American cars ever made and my all time favorite Buick.

The 1963-1965 Riviera The best styled car of the 60's.

As for the rest of the Buicks I have a lot of miles in many different years and models as they were the choice in my family growing up for years. One Chevy and One Buick per year.

Many were the old Duce and a Quarter Electras and many Lesabres.

For some reason my Dads 1978 Lesabre sticks out to me. It was a gray and silver color and just was a tasteful car in a time and I learned to drive in it. Nothing special but just a nice car. I always wished it was a T type.

One of my all time cars I hated, we had was the 1976 Regal 4 door. The styling was a mess and the quality only lower.

[knightfan26917]

By CaminoLS6

Ahhhhh....YES!

Those Rivieras ... along with:

'76/'77 Buick Regals

'95+ Riviera

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[Delta Force79]

1965 Riviera GS

1968 Riviera

1971-72 Riviera

1995+ Riviera...already own one.

GN/GNX

80's LeSabre T Types

Enclave

'04-'05 Park Ave Ultra

[gm4life]

If I had to pick...

'87 Buick GNX

'70 Buick Skylark GSX Stage I

'08-Current Enclave

'03-'05 Park Ave Ultra in Diamond White

[ZL-1]

1965 Wildcats are very understated cars. Just the way I like.

[Camino LS6]

I hope more people post in this thread.

Especially with pictures.

I hope to get a sense of the C&G community's take on the Buicks that made big impressions.

[K.C.]

Another Buick that was really beautiful was the 53 Skylark and 55 Roadmaster.