In 1991, the Park Avenue superseded the Electra brand name to become a luxury sedan. Redesigned in 1997, the Buick Park Avenues sophisticated new look was based on a three-inch wider wheelbase. Engine ...

Save your search and get notified when new inventory arrives ... I bought this one-owner executive driven '92 Park Avenue in April 2000 with 162000 km on it. It has almost never seen a salty ...

The Park Avenue soldiers on as a completely desirable ... China Car Times has posted a photo what appears to be a new Buick -- possibly the next Regal -- with its nose camo removed.

Just after the end of the malaise era, we saw the birth of one of the quickest mass-market cars in the world, and it was a ...

We're going back more than 35 years to revisit when Buick sought to own The Great American Road, as seen in this classic ...

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There was also a Park Avenue package, but it was included in ... But back then, if you were splurging for a new Buick, why ...

If you want us to throw some examples, on the back of the head, there's Roadmaster, Skylark, Electra, Wildcat, Riviera, Park Avenue ... with the new Pure Design philosophy and Buick's new logo.

The inventory of new Buick vehicles at dealerships stood at 89 days supply at the end of August 2024, according to the latest Cox Automotive figures, a greater than 10 percent increase from the ...

Auto manufacturers offer protection against mechanical breakdowns through extended car warranties. While similar coverage from third parties is available, this coverage is technically considered a ...

A new Buick comes with a 3-year/36,000-mile bumper-to-bumper limited basic warranty and a 5-year/60,000-mile limited powertrain warranty. Buyers of certified pre-owned Buicks have a 1-year/12,000 ...

I actually prefer driving my Park Avenue to my brand new Lexus(which I also love), but to me my Park Avenue is more rewarding in almost every sense. Why did we stop building cars like these in the US?