Buick Century News

On the southwest corner of Beaubien and Lafayette streets in Detroit, therea s a large brick building filled with restaurants and bars.

"Over a century ago, James H. Whiting, manager of the Flint Wagon Works, and his directors purchased a struggling motor company from David Dunbar Buick and moved it to Flint, Mich.

Chevrolet and Cadillac may be General Motor's core brands, but Buick is its bedrock.

General Motors Co., the largest carmaker in the U.S., is shifting its center of gravity to China, where it sells more cars and now invests more money.

This year marks the 110th anniversary for Buick ; the company leaves behind a trail of quality cars and is currently cursing towards an even brighter future.

The 1963 Buick Riviera, one of the really great designs of what will probably be viewed some day as the golden age of American cars, is 50 years old this year.