Блог автовладельцев Buick Skyhawk
Блог автовладельцев Buick Skyhawk
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Buick Hatchback Prototype, 2002
Chassis No.: AFCP249UK010PP105 Auction: Chicago 2022 Auction date: October 15, 2022 Lot No.: T152 $4,400 | Sold • Exterior: Tan • Interior: Gray • One of one functional prototype • Thought that 3 total were made, the 2 others with Chevrolet badging are thought to have been destroyed • Stored indoors 18 years • 149 miles, metric odometer reads 239 k
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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 lo
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Buick Skyhawk IMSA GTU (Skylark) specs
Buick Skyhawk IMSA GTU (Skylark) specs • Car type: Coupe • Origin country: United States • Engine: V6 • Displacement: 3.8 l (231 ci / 3791 cc) • Power: 345 ps (340 bhp / 254 kw) @ 7500 rpm • Torque: 380 Nm (280 lb-ft) @ 4000 rpm • Transmission: 5 speed manual • Layout: front engine, rear wheel drive • Curb weight: 1021 kg (2251 lbs) • Power/weight:
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Buick Skyhawk 3.8 (Mk I) specs
Buick Skyhawk 3.8 (Mk I) specs • Price in US: $4,186 - $5,142 • Car type: Coupe • Origin country: United States • Engine: V6 • Displacement: 3.8 l (231 ci / 3788 cc) • Power: 112 ps (110 bhp / 82 kw) @ 4000 rpm • Torque: 237 Nm (175 lb-ft) @ 2000 rpm • Transmission: 3 speed automatic • Layout: front engine, rear wheel drive • Top speed: 171 kph (10
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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