Buick built just 547 GNXs for 1987, every one of them black, as a send-off for the turbocharged Grand National. Developed ...
The 1987 Buick GNX is the rare modern collector car whose value is decided by hardware and paperwork rather than its VIN. Buick and ASC/McLaren converted 547 black Grand Nationals into GNXs, and the ...
After reviewing the successes of Chevrolet’s 1955 small block V8, Buick introduced an all-aluminum V8 in 1961. This engine would go on to become the Rover V8, powering everything from TVRs to tractors ...
Buick, the old-time, old-line, old-man’s car company established by the wily Scot, David Dunbar Buick, was the first American auto manufacturer to offer turbocharged V-6 engines. Starting in 1978, ...
What is a GNX? The Buick GNX (short for “Grand National Experimental”) was the ultimate expression of G-body performance; a rear-wheel-drive coupe that served as a coda for the Detroit automaker’s ...
This Buick GNX has traversed just 203 miles in its life. That's fewer miles than I've ridden a motorcycle in a day for fun. That's fewer miles than I've driven to buy a new car. But it also means that ...