Category: Buick

Buick reintroduces Super models as top of the line after a hiatus of almost fifty years. Look for four portholes and "super" badges.

For the past thirteen years, Sport Utility Vehicles have been the product segment that is most considered by American driving public. 2006 was no exception.

With Saturn Outlook, GMC Acadia, and Buick Enclave, General Motors crossover SUVs get competitive.

The new Buick Enclave crossover could be a hit, but it's probably not going to take over a traditional demographic Buick is gunning for.

Buick's Enclave is but one part of GM's new three-prong crossover SUV attack, and all three are poised in the latest sweet spot for this end of the market.

Buick's Enclave is but one part of GM's new three-prong crossover SUV attack, and all three are poised in the latest sweet spot for this end of the market.

Which cars and trucks are planted to the dealer's floor? In other words, which vehicles take the longest to sell? Who cars? Why does it matter, anyway?

Which cars and trucks are planted to the dealer's floor? In other words, which vehicles take the longest to sell? Who cars? Why does it matter, anyway?

OK, on this one VehicleVoice is just the messenger. The Truth About Cars website has taken it on itself to identify the ten worst cars and trucks sold in the USA in 2006. Not really sure what their credentials are, but here is their press release... When we feel like commenting, see our notes following the press release writeup.

Buick announced today that it will launch a V8-powered version of the LaCrosse mid-size sedan in mid-2007 as a 2008 model. Powered by a 5.3L small block General Motors V8, the LaCrosse promises to be an excellent performer.