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Written by tccstats on
In Europe, the 2011 Buick Regal is badged as an Opel Insignia and is available in a number of different guises, including sedans, wagons and high-performance all-wheel drive speeders complete with manual transmissions. With the car soon to be available in the U.S., there's a strong chance that any number of these variants could be .. Read Full Story
Written by burlapp on
I finally got to seat in the new Regal a couple of days ago. And it's pretty much what you see in pictures, a well finished, classy and modern car. I was just a bit disapointed by the lighter tan interior. Which is the "old fashion" tan and brown combo, instead of a classier tan/black used in so many German cars these days. Everything feels solid, with plenty of soft touch plastics (something lacking in most new cars). But I have to say, it is not nearly as good inside as the new Lacrosse (More on that later) I guess it'll all depend on ... Read Full Story
Written by byemyheart on
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2002 Buick Regal Cruising softly with a big stick. By T.J. Cobb Overview Buick Regal is a performance-oriented mid-size sedan. And because it's Buick's performance-oriented mid-size sedan, it doesn't wear its performance on its shirt sleeve. The supercharged Regal GS can match Pontiac's nifty Grand Prix GTP stride for stride, sprinting from 0 to 60 mph in about 6.5 seconds. But you would never know it just by looking. The Pontiac is an extrovert on steroids: All exaggerated bulges and air dams, it's like a muscular body in tight T-shirt. Conservative Buick prefers what we might call the 007 doctrine: Pack a powerful punch ... Read Full Story
Written by byemyheart on
From:   auto.hicar.us
2001 Buick Regal Mid-size performance, the Buick way. By T.J. Cobb Overview Despite its carefully cultivated conservative image, Buick has a long history of building performance cars. But understand this: Buick builds performance cars on its own terms. Back in the '60s, the Buick Skylark GS was the silkiest, quietest, most refined muscle car ever to chase down a Pontiac GTO. You might call today's Regal GS the spiritual heir to those big-muscle Skylarks, especially as it can match Pontiac's nifty Grand Prix GTP stride for stride, sprinting from 0 to 60 mph in about 6.5 seconds. That's quick acceleration by any measure and ... Read Full Story
Written by cumicumi on
First Drive: 2011 Buick Regal Pre-Production Prototype The 2011 Buick Regal is targeted at me. My last two family cars purchases have been a 2005 Acura TSX and a 1995 Infiniti G20. Our requirements were 1) a full roster of luxury features and toys, 2) four-cylinder fuel economy, and 3) long-haul durability (the G20 racked up 170,000 miles). I have no concerns about domestic-car reliability, but the Big Three haven't seriously attempted a four-banger luxmobile since the ill-fated Cadillac Cimarron. Now, with Buick training to go toe-to-toe with the Asian luxobrands (while Caddy spars with the Germans), this Regal is aimed at folks like ... Read Full Story
In Europe, the 2011 Buick Regal is badged as an Opel Insignia and is available in a number of different guises, including sedans, wagons and high-performance all-wheel drive speeders complete with manual transmissions. With the car soon to be available in the U.S., there's a strong chance that any number of these variants could be ..  
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"A Buick bred on the autobahn." That's the tagline for the new 2011 Buick Regal that was recently revealed to a crowd of automotive journalists at the Los Angeles Auto Show. This latest addition to the Buick stable continues the reinvigoration of the lineup with a brand new car carrying a familiar old name. "The Regal name still has a high recognition factor, even with younger customers," Mike Simcoe, one of the GM designers on the project...  
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One of the most interesting reveals of the Los Angeles Auto Show has to be the 2011 Buick Regal. The new Regal is basically a rebadged version of the European-market Opel Insignia, just as the Saturn Aura was a rebadged Opel Vectra. Basically, all GM did to Buickize the car was slap on some Buick bling (badges, grille, and those stupid portholes). But the Regal sure as hell looks great on paper: 182 horsepower 2.4 liter direct-injected four...  
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The road wheels that came with the car were actually refused by the owner, preferring to save her money and choosing steel wheels and hubcaps instead; current owner Michael OMalley purchased a set of Wheel Vintiques chrome Buick wheels, then searched the world over for the correct center caps  
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How do you change front wheel bearings on 04 silverado 2500HD?Campbell Named General Manager - Chevrolet - Yahoo FinanceDETROIT, Dec. 9 /PRNewswire/ — Susan Docherty, GM vice president Sales, Service and Marketing announced today that James M. Campbell, 45, has been named general manager - Chevrolet, effective immediately. In his previous assignment, Campbell was … Wed, [...]  
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Jim Frederico, chief engineer for Buick, just told assembled journalists at the ride-and-drive for the new Buick Regal that it'll receive a manny tranny as an available option — assumingly the same as the Opel Insignia's — sometime after launch.  
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Our good ol' pal "Maximum" Bob Lutz told Car & Driver they're considering an Opel Insignia OPC-like 335 HP version of the Buick Regal that may be called the Regal GS. Oh, and possibly a sporty Buick Regal wagon! This isn't a huge surprise as they already make a wagon version of the Insignia in Europe, though it continues GM's interest in creating wagons. An interest we share. Can we please get a version based on the Vauxhall Insignia Sport...  
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