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2014 Buick LaCrosse Priced Below $35,000
The 2014 Buick LaCrosse is ready to start rolling out into showrooms, and those interested can finally start putting down a number on the check they'll have to write.
2013 Lincoln MKZ Luxury Hybrid Sedan Road Test and Review
When all hope is lost, build a beautiful car. That would seem to be the current reigning philosophy at Lincoln, a luxury brand that has stumbled from one false start to another over the course of the past decade in an unsuccessful attempt to discover its identity.
The inaugural football alumni golf tournament celebrating the 100th year of Newberry College football will be June 29, teeing off at 10 a.m. Stokes Trainor of Newberry is offering a 2013 Buick Encore for a hole-in-one on hole 17 of the tournament.
Buick And Opel Link To Become Stronger, Says GM Ceo
Buick currently sells three vehicles that were originally conceived as Opels, and by the looks of things there's set to be more.
Lost Cars of the 1980s - Dodge Mirada
Though this may be hard to fathom in today's compact-crossover driven marketplace, personal luxury coupes were once seen as an essential component in any automaker's catalog.
Doug McAllister Oil level is best kept on the line
Q. I have a 2001 Buick Regal which, I understand, should take 4.5 quarts of oil on an oil change, not five quarts.
CAR LIFEWant an Opel? Head to your Buick dealership
In 2013, you can still head to your closest Buick dealership to pick up an Opel.
TOTD: Will Too Much Badge Engineering Hurt GM?
There was a time when just about every GM vehicle had a badge-engineered doppelganger.
Cranbrook gives Michigan its due in modern design
A GM ad for 1959 Buick Electra 225 is part of the new Cranbrook Academy of Art exhibit.
Buick version of Equinox/Terrain CUV spied testing... with autonomous gear?
Let's get the most pressing bits of this story out of the way right off the bat: What we see here appears to be a new compact crossover from Buick .
Hot off the press: How the fiberglass AMX prototype was saved
Slated to be incinerated, one of the two or three fiberglass-bodied prototypes for AMC's AMX narrowly avoided that fate when a line worker in AMC's Kenosha assembly plant spoke up and bought it for $50.
The Refreshed 2014 Opel Insignia Is A Three Wheeled Family Sedan
When used well, Photoshop is one of the most amazing programs ever devised for the computer.
Westergard custom Mercury to cross the block
While many associate custom cars with 1950s California-based customizers like George and Sam Barris, Bill Hines and Gene Winfield, they really followed in the footsteps of an earlier generation of customizers who operated in the pre-war years without much fanfare or national recognition.
Updated Opel Insignia Revealed Ahead Of 2013 Frankfurt Auto Show
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Operation Quickfind: Casper Robinson
Officials in Jones County are asking for help to find 84-year old Casper Robinson.
Can Apple Really Make A Car Infotainment System That Doesn't Suck?
In-car infotainment systems are nothing new. Over the last decade we've seen in-dash systems that control navigation, the stereo, phone calls and other functions trickle down from luxury models to cars for the masses.
Egalitarian Motors: 2014 Mercedes-Benz SLS Amg and CLA250
After years of selling cloth-seat, stick-shift, diesel-powered E-class and C-class taxicabs and front-wheel-drive A-class hatchbacks in Western Europe and spending nine long years trying to run Chrysler as its commodity brand for North America, Mercedes-Benz is back in the affordable-luxury game.
Aaron Robinson: Occupied Moab Surrenders to the Wrangler
Among the unexpected things that Jay Harvey Robinson did during his life was buy an army-green 1978 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 out of the newspaper for $1500.
Cheerful Buick Electra illustration can't hide spread's dark undertonesa
They used to say that what was good for General Motors was good for America -- and in 1960, that seemed to be driving.