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 ...

The ancestor of the Buick V6 is the Buick 215 V8, an innovative lightweight V8 with aluminum block and heads that debuted in 1961. This engine turned into iron and gained much displacement with GM ...

American automaker Buick launched the Special in 1962 — the first American car with a standard V6 gasoline engine. Parent company General Motors called its newest V6 engine the "Fireball," a ...

The 3800 V6 never got as much attention as its V8 stablemates did, but it provided ample power for some of the coolest cars of the late '90s and early 2000s.

An intensive engine development program at McLaren Engines in Livonia, Michigan, put the Buick V6 into the 850 hp range with intercooling and unlimited boost. Indy engines running at 57 inches of ...

Attainable performance and luxury — that is Buick’s motif surrounding the 2018 Buick Regal GS. After months of leaks and speculation, here it is, and it’s packing the oft-rumored 3.6-liter V6 LGX ...

The turbocharged, 3.8-liter Buick V6 is legendary, and for good reason. Even those with “no replacement for displacement” tattooed on their bicep have respect for the boosted six-pot. That’s because ...

Big-block V8 engines built their legend on torque. They launch hard from a stop, shove drivers into the seat, and turn every short on-ramp into a small drag strip. For years, that brutal low-end pull ...

A key ingredient of any street machine project is the personal flavor injected by each individual owner. The various modifications and additions to the car offer a unique reflection of the owner's ...

Buick unveiled its stunning Avista concept ahead of the 2016 Detroit auto show. The rear-wheel drive 2+2 two-door packs a 400-hp twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 and wears elegant hardtop coupe lines.