Rare Buick GS 400 Convertible joins Hagerty Marketplace auction with fresh upgrades and a Power Tour appearance.A striking ...

Don’t get it twisted: the Buick Electra GS Concept still appears to be a three-box sedan with a real trunk, despite its (to borrow again from BMW) Gran Coupe appearance. The Buick Electra GS ...

Meet the all-new Buick ELECTRA GS concept. It’s hard to draw a direct line between this new-age concept, which made its debut earlier today in Shanghai, and the OG 1959 Buick Electra.

Electra GS concept showcases Buick’s electric design direction for upcoming Chinese market subbrand Fastback sedan revives Gran Sport heritage with bold proportions and modern electric ...

The Electra GS all-electric sedan previews the brand’s future design direction and continues Buick’s electrification push in China. Buick confirms plans to launch six Electra-branded EVs and ...

That's where the Electra GS concept comes in. Also unveiled in Shanghai, it's a fastback sedan that's even longer than an S-Class, described by Buick as an exploration of its future design ...

The Buick Electra GS concept was revealed at the Shanghai auto show and presents the future of design for the U.S. brand for the China market. The Electra GS measures 208.7 inches long ...

Today, Buick is fighting for market share in its biggest market among a spate of home-grown electric vehicles, the plan being to group them under a new Electra sub-brand there. The Electra GS ...

A 1968 Buick GS 400 convertible that has likely been sitting for decades under the clear sky still hopes to return to the road, trying to find a new owner together with a brother ready to donate ...

In 1968, Buick wanted to make an advertising campaign for the 1969 Buick GS Stage 1 performance package. The GM division chose the song “Light My Fire” as the musical support for the “Come ...

In 1967, Buick made the option package a standalone model called the Buick GS 400, featuring a new 400-cube V8 that made 340 horsepower. 1968 brought a major revamp for the Buick GS. The GS was ...

It was for the Electra Gran Sport "GS." Buick first launched the original Electra back in 1959, and, despite its name, it wasn't an electric car. However, it does make some sense to use the name ...