1938 Buick Y Job, penned by famed designer Harley Earl, is known today as the first concept car ever created.
1938 Buick Y Job, penned by famed designer Harley Earl, is known today as the first concept car ever created.
The first production Buick was also the shortest. The 1904 Model B rode on a wheelbase of 83 inches, more than 17 inches less than a 2013 Buick Encore.
Buick’s 110th anniversary coincides with the 1963 Riviera’s 50th. It’s considered by many as one of the most beautiful car designs ever.
Buick’s longest car, the 1975 Buick Electra sedan, measured 233.7 inches from bumper to bumper.
Buick has produced two vehicles able to hold up to 8 passengers. The 1991-1996 Roadmaster Estate and the 2013 Enclave shown here.
