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If you happen to love excellence and fashion bind together, you are definitely a Buick fan. Buick is another American-based automobile owned and distributed by General Motors, the leader in the industry. It was acquired from the late Buick Motor Company established way back in 1903 by the same inventor of overhead valve engine, the Scottish-American David Dunbar Buick. It was then sold to James Whiting who brought in William Durant. From there, the Buick became the largest auto maker in America.

The competition between acquisitions that Durant had in building the mega corporation GM had set the Buick to even higher levels to compete with the same divisions of other makers from other nations and continents like Europe, Asia, as well as America. From then on, Buick has been known in the making of high end vehicles with rather unconventional features that captivated the entire auto industry, and that includes you for owning a futuristic and sporty Buick Gran Sport, the flagship of the make since 1965 until the present.

The Buick Gran Sport or GS is a high performing option package of different Buick models manufactured from 1965 to 2006. The driving public all over witnessed the evolution that Buick made in the series of automobiles it launched with the aid of modern technology. The auto world paved way for the Skylark Gran Sport from 1965 to 1969, 1967’s Gran Sport 340/350 that lasted until 1975, 1970’s muscle car Gran Sport 455, 1970-1974 GSX, Rivera GS from 1965-1975, Wildcat GS in 1966, Century Gran Sport in 1973-1986, and the Regal Gran Sport in 1988-2006.

Buick GS models were made to represent an intermediate Buick built with varying sizes of Buick engines. The Skylark GS has the largest 400 cubic inch of Buick V8 engine which produced 325 hp and 445 lbf max torque. GS 340 is with a 340 cubic inch with maximum 260 hp and 365 lbf. GS 455 boasts of a 455 cubic inch engine with 350 hp and 365 lbf, the same with the GSX, Riviera GS, Wild Cat GS, Century Gran Sport, and soon revised with the Regal Gran Sport that carried a 3-8 L Series I V6, producing 170 hp in 1988 edition and 3.8 L Series II V6 with 240 hp in its 2006 edition.

Owning a muscled Buick GS is a pride that must be paid off with the responsibility to have it maintained properly. Doing so will preserve and save the performance parts that have given the fame and prestige that the Buick GS is now known of. But if you happen to feel discomforts with your auto parts, you can always find any of it easily from Parts Train. Parts Train is a reputable online auto store of all makes and models throughout our years of committed service.