This one-owner 1987 Buick Grand National shows just 19,705 miles and features the legendary 3.8L turbocharged V6. Complete with T-Tops and original dealership paperwork, it remains a pristine survivor of the 1980s muscle car era.
This 1965 Buick Riviera is a 10,000-hour masterpiece featuring a chopped roof, House of Kolor Jet Black paint, and a 671 Weiand supercharged 540 CI V-8. With AccuAir ride control and a custom leather interior, it redefines the term “Gentleman’s Express” at Monterey 2026.
Known globally as Bu’Wicked, this 1962 Buick Special Custom is a SEMA award winner and Gran Turismo video game icon. Featuring a Procharged 700 HP 455 CI V8 and an Art Morrison chassis, it represents a legendary peak in the custom car world.
The 1953 Buick Skylark Convertible represents the pinnacle of post-war American luxury. This meticulously restored anniversary model features a rebuilt 322 CI Nailhead V-8 and stunning La Crema paint, making it a premier choice for serious collectors at the Indy 2026 auction.
This 1986 Buick Grand National features a refreshed 3.8L V-6, new professional paint, and a 3-inch stainless exhaust. With modern suspension tuning and a custom TurboTweak chip, this blackout icon combines 80s muscle with enhanced drivability for the Indy 2026 auction.
This 1970 Buick GS Stage 1 is a matching-numbers powerhouse finished in striking Fire Red. Featuring a massive 455 CI V-8 and Pearl White bucket seats, this highly documented muscle car delivers a rare combination of Buick luxury and Stage 1 performance.
One of only 14,163 units assembled in Canada, this 1958 Buick Special Hardtop features a 250-hp Nailhead V8 and original two-tone Green paint. With its Dynaflow transmission and Vista-Vision headlights, it successfully captures the peak of late-fifties chrome-era luxury.
This 1954 Buick Skylark Convertible is a professionally restored rarity, being one of only 836 units produced. Finished in Condor Yellow with a 322 CI Fireball V-8 and chrome wire wheels, this GM design icon represents the pinnacle of Buick’s 50th-anniversary celebration.
This 1938 Buick Series 40 Special is a sophisticated four-door sport sedan featuring a 248ci straight-eight engine and a three-speed manual transmission. Refurbished in black over a gray cloth interior and upgraded with 15-inch wire wheels, it remains a stately example of Buick’s pre-war engineering excellence.
This 1960 Buick Electra 225 Convertible is a “Deuce and a Quarter” masterpiece finished in vibrant Red. Featuring a 325-hp Wildcat V8 and a Twin-Turbine automatic transmission, this flagship drop-top represents the absolute peak of Buick’s jet-age luxury and performance.