Buick was on a winning streak at the end of the seventh decade in the closing century of the past millennium, with almost 652,000 cars. The GM high-end division had leaped immensely in the sixties' ...

If you were a fan of performance back in the late ‘60s, GM had more than a few models in its portfolio to fit the bill. Now, we’re watching this matchup between two of those GM go-fast machines with a ...

Rare Buick GS 400 Convertible joins Hagerty Marketplace auction with fresh upgrades and a Power Tour appearance. A striking 1968 Buick GS 400 Convertible equipped with a four-speed manual transmission ...

1968 witnessed the introduction of the second-generation Skylark, and just as expected, General Motors made plenty of changes, starting with the different wheelbases and ending with the mandatory ...

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Most of you approved of the super-beater '70 Skylark, with a small but vocal minority who felt physical pain at the very sight of the beat-to-hell Buick. I'm pretty sure that the approval rating of ...

The Buick GS 400 was offered for the 1969 model year as either a hardtop or convertible. It could be had in standard 400 cubic-inch configuration producing 340 horsepower, or Stage 1 dress with ...

When Jon Slaboch was 17 he purchased a complete but used-up Granada Gold '67 Buick GS 400. He drove the Buick for a year and graduated high school, and then in 1989 he began tearing the car apart in ...

One of just 212 built, this numbers-matching GS 400 Stage 1 blends luxury and muscle in a rising collector market. A highly collectible piece of American muscle car history has come to light in the ...

"I banged a lot of nails to get these cars." Those are the words of Jim Sheils, a 51-year-old Franklin, Massachusetts, construction worker and extremely focused 1966 Buick Skylark GS collector. How ...