Buick Motor Division claims one of the most dramatic and important chapters in the history of the American automobile.  It was originally incorporated by its founder David Dunbar Buick in 1903.  Buick quickly became the No. 1 producer of automobiles in 1908 --surpassing the combined production of Ford and Cadillac, its closest competitors. 

Since that time Buick's story has been an exciting one.  You may recall some of the top notch designs of the late Harley Earl or you may have lived through the introduction of the LeSabre, Invicta, and Electra (all introduced in 1959) -- the thee models that inspired the Buick Tri-Shield Logo.

Today Buick lives on and once again they offer three distinguished models: LaCrosse, Lucerne and Enclave.  A quick look at these elegantly refined vehicles makes it apparent that the legacy of Buick will continue to pave a path of excellence for many years to come.