Buick Regal News

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It should have read: "The new Buick Regal joins the Chevrolet Equinox and the GMC Terrain..." instead of "The new Buick Regal joins the Chevrolet Camaro and Equinox and the GMC Terrain..." The complete and corrected version follows: North American production of the all-new 2011 Buick Regal was today confirmed for the Oshawa Car Assembly plant ...

The company has announced that the new Buick Regal based on 2009's European Car of the Year, the Opel Insignia will enter production at the beginning of 2011 at its assembly plant in Oshawa, Ontario.

As part of its restructuring, General Motors executives decided to save Buick and kill Pontiac and Saturn.

Plymouth, Mich. a Wow! That pretty much sums up the 2011 Buick Regal. After a seven-year hiatus, the nameplate returns to a car thata TMs heavily based on the Opel Insignia.

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Employees at the General Motors plant in Oshawa received a welcome dose of good news yesterday when GM announced that production of the new Buick Regal will begin at the plant in 2011.

General Motors Corp. is trying to charm the Ontario and federal governments with the prospect of next-generation, fuel-efficient automobiles for its Oshawa, Ont., car plant in its bid to win $2.4-billion in emergency aid.

Our colleagues at Autoblog recently reported their observations from a GM-hosted test drive of the Buick brand's newest addition, the re-badged... er, I mean re-born Buick Regal.

Automotive News China reports that the Guangzhou Auto Show will play host to the unveiling of the market-specific Cadillac SLS and Buick Excelle XT, the latter described as a four-door "coup-like sedan." The Excelle XT will take a place between the Excelle and the new Regal .

The 2011 Buick Regal is a sport sedan. Really. Behind its Buick-trademark toothy grin is the autobahn-conquering Opel Insignia, 2009 European Car of the Year.

The 'Opel-azation' of Buick continues in China with the introduction of the all-new Excelle that made its premiere at the Auto Guangzhou 2009 motorshow.

If General Motors hadn't imploded, the Buick Regal wouldn't have been a Buick; it would have been a Saturn.

Buick has just revealed the 2011 Regal sport sedan to customers, and it's armed with turbocharged horsepower, a driver-selectable suspension system and a firm, European-tuned chassis.

As part of its restructuring, General Motors executives decided to save Buick, kill Pontiac and Saturn.

The 2011 Buick Regal is targeted at me. My last two family cars purchases have been a 2005 Acura TSX and a 1995 Infiniti G20.

As we reported last week in our First Look article , the 2011 Buick Regal will mark the return of a manual transmission option in the automaker's product range.

If ever there were any doubt that the auto industry is back to business as usual, you only need look as far back as the recent announcement at southern Ontario's CAMI manufacturing complex.

The buzz around electric cars reached a Norelco pitch last week after Nissan started showing off its new Leaf and Carlos Ghosn claimed 10 percent of global automotive sales will be electric by 2020.

Chevrolet's Cruze compact car promises to redefine fuel efficiency for the small-car segment, and its 1.4-liter turbocharged engine could herald a new range of fun-to-drive cars for Americans.