Brand Fan brief History of Buick

A brief History of Buick; When better cars are built.

[@Primus54]

My father was born in 1916 and owned a number of cars over his lifetime. He lived to age 87, his last car being a loaded final generation Caprice. He told me several times that his absolute favorite car was a dark blue 1960 Buick Invicta. It was such a smooth riding land yacht that had a very unique dashboard and the mirror speedometer. Thanks for a great history lesson!

[@thehopelesscarguy]

I've always liked Buicks interior design themes and that era was perhaps the most creative for dashes.

[@kennethswain6313]

You always do such informative presentations! Inter that Buick has always found a market in China. Thanks

[@thehopelesscarguy]

Thanks.

[@TreadTalk247]

We rescued a beautiful 1927 Buick Model 27 “Standard Six” approx 6-7 years ago. It sat untouched for 30+ years, built a replica NEW fuel tank, cleaned the fuel lines and rebuilt the Vacuum Fuel System and carb and the third time it turned over it started and runs great!
This year she will get new tires and we will start driving her with the mission to drive her a minimum of 100 days during her upcoming 100th birthday in 2027!
We can’t wait to share her a more people.

[@thehopelesscarguy]

That is Awesome.

[@kennethswain6313]

It’s interesting that Buick has always had a strong market in China! You make very informative and interesting videos. Thanks

[@thehopelesscarguy]

Thanks again.

[@musclecarfan74]

Buick was a style leader in the 50's, with the 1953 Skylark my favorite..

[@thehopelesscarguy]

It was a pretty car.

[@RoadRunnergarage8570]

Buick was always a cut above ..

[@thehopelesscarguy]

And often under rated.

[@christopherbell4543]

Well done 👍

[@thehopelesscarguy]

Thanks.

[@mikedrown2721]

I like the vertical valves

[@thehopelesscarguy]

Oh, I should do a video on horizontal valve engines.

[@RoadRunnergarage8570]

Ah the famous nailhead Buick V8..

[@thehopelesscarguy]

Buick had a knack for engines for a long time.