Buick Skyhawk II

0.0•Wagon 5 doors•1981 — 1989
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Buick Skyhawk II

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  • Wagon 5 doors

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  • 1981 — 1989

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  • Wagon 5 doors

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  • 1981 — 1989

Coupe, Sedan, Wagon 5 doors and Hatchback 3 dr., C-class, Front-wheel drive (FWD). Manual and Automatic. Petrol engine from 84 to 165 hp.

Coupe, Sedan, Wagon 5 doors and Hatchback 3 dr., C-class, Front-wheel drive (FWD). Manual and Automatic. Petrol engine from 84 to 165 hp.

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Specifications Buick Skyhawk II

Modification
  • Wagon 5 doorsBody
  • 84 hp1.8 l, Petrol
  • ATTransmission
  • FWDDrivetrain
  • 15.3 s0-100 km/h
  • 8.7 lFuel consumption

  • Main

    • Max speed

      161

    • Fuel type

      AI-92 (fuel grade)

    • Number of seats

      5

    • Number of doors

      2

    • Brand country

      USA

    • Vehicle class

      C

  • Safety

    • Steering wheel

      Left-Hand Drive

  • Dimensions

    • Tire size (mm)

      175/80/R13

    • Wheelbase (mm)

      2570

    • Front wheelbase (mm)

      1412

    • Rear wheelbase (mm)

      1402

    • Vehicle height (mm)

      1380

    • Vehicle width (mm)

      1651

    • Vehicle length (mm)

      4615

    • Ground clearance (mm)

      157

  • Capacity and Weight

    • Vehicle weight (kg)

      1125

    • Fuel tank capacity (liters)

      51

    • Minimum luggage volume (liters)

      969

    • Maximum luggage volume (liters)

      1824

    • Trunk volume min/max

      969/1824

  • Transmission

    • Transmission type

      Automatic

    • Drive type

      Front-wheel drive (FWD)

    • Number of gears

      3

  • Suspension and Brakes

    • Rear brake

      Drum brakes

    • Front brake

      Ventilated disc brakes

    • Front suspension

      Independent, coil spring

    • Rear suspension

      Semi-independent, coil spring

  • Performance

    • Acceleration 0-100 km/h, seconds

      15.3

    • Fuel consumption (combined, 100 km), liters

      8.7

    • Range

      586

    • Fuel consumption, city/highway/mixed

      -/-/8.7

  • Engine

    • Turbocharger type

      No

    • HP (Horsepower)

      84

    • kW (Kilowatt power)

      63

    • Power at RPM (Revolutions Per Minute)

      4800

    • Engine type

      Petrol

    • Firing order of cylinders

      Inline

    • Compression ratio

      8.8

    • Number of cylinders

      4

    • Piston diameter

      84.8x79.5

    • Piston stroke

      79.5

    • Fuel injection system

      central injection (single-point injection or throttle body injection)

    • Engine layout

      Front, transverse

    • Torque

      133

    • Number of valves

      2

    • Engine capacity (liters)

      1.8

    • Torque at specific RPM

      2800

    • Maximum power

      84 l.S. (63 kW) at 4800 rpm

    • Engine model

      LH8

    • Valvetrain

      SOHC

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    BUICK RACE CAR, 1985

    $110,000 USD | Sold The Buick was fast for its class and able to set pole position for the 24 Hours of Daytona. Later on in Miami, it was able to repeat itself and set pole. The RC Cola car was sent to long-term storage until it was bought and brought back to life by Ray Langstrom. The engine recently underwent a complete race-ready overhaul and logged just a few laps during 2012 Monterey Historics Race. Updated instrumentation and safety features such as fire-protection system and safety harness were added to meet current racing standards. The cockpit, suspension, wheels and brakes were gone over to ensure drivability. There are very few race-ready GTP cars around. SOLD ON BILL OF SALE ONLY https://www.barrett-jackson.com/scottsdale-2017/docket/vehicle/1985-buick-race-car-201984

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    Buick Skyhawk T-Type, 1986

    Location: Auburn, Indiana $550 USD | Sold Addendum Please note this vehicle is being sold title in transit Along with the Custom and the Limited; Buick produced the front-wheel drive Skyhawk to be precise, compact and lightweight. They were advertised as being a fun car to drive, so much so that you might actually invent reasons to go places. The T-Type was a car intended for those who enjoy life to the fullest and enjoyed cars to the maximum. Power for the T-Type was from two different engines, the standard 1.8-liter inline four-cylinder with electronic fuel injection (like in this car) or a turbocharged version with the same displacement. Both were responsive with overhead cam design that provided the requisite power for spirited driving. The manual gearbox helped add to the definite aura of performance. It was available in two body styles; a sleek coupe version and the new-for-1986 three-door hatchback that is represented with this example, which is finished in white with a black and gray interior. Grand Touring suspension, rack-and-pinion steering and factory alloy wheels were part of this surefooted car bearing the T-Type designation. The steering and brakes are both power-assisted, plus there is air conditioning, rear louvers, AM/FM radio and cloth seats. https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/as15/lots/r0063-1986-buick-skyhawk-ttype/

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