A 1953 Buick Super Riviera has been listed for sale on CarDaddy.com, representing a rare opportunity to acquire a vehicle from a landmark year in Buick’s history. This two-door hardtop coupe was ...

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Reclaimed Rust “Reclaimed Rust: The James Hetfield Collection,” currently on display at LeMay – America’s Car Museum in Tacoma, Washington, highlights a selection of custom cars owned by — and created ...

A green 1953 Buick Skylark convertible turns heads with its elegance and rarity. Stunning images captured by the James Webb Telescope Anjelica Huston Has More Skeletons In Her Closet Than The Addams ...

Seeing a classic get back on the road after decades of neglect is wonderful, especially when millions of oldtimers are rotting away in junkyards. But it's downright heart-warming when a classic is ...

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Have you ever seen a museum where history and horsepower collide? The Sloan Museum of Discovery in Flint showcases an unforgettable array of classic cars alongside fascinating historical exhibits.

The 1953 Buick Skylark is a stunning 50s convertible that celebrates Buick’s 50th anniversary with exceptional style and luxury. Debuting in 1953, the Skylark was originally a “Dream Car” prototype ...

As part of their 50 th anniversary celebration in 1953, Buick introduced the Buick Skylark, a convertible based on the flagship Buick Roadmaster. The Skylark came with a three-inch shorter windshield ...

When General Motors introduced the innovative front-wheel-drive Chevrolet Citation as a 1980 model, each of the other North American GM car divisions (except Cadillac) received their own versions. Yes ...

As GM grew and flourished along with the U.S. auto industry in the middle of the 20th century, its divisions began building larger engines. Buick was the first automaker to use a V6 engine in a ...