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Buick Skyhawk
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| Buick Skyhawk | ||
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| Buick | ||
| Production | 1975-1980 | |
| Class | Subcompact | |
| Body Style | 3-Door Hatchback | |
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| Wheelbase | 97 in | |
| Weight | 2700-3000 lbs | |
| Transmissions | 4-Speed Manual, 5-Speed Manual, 3-Speed Automatic | |
| Engines | 3.8L (231 cid) V6 | |
| Power | Rear | |
| Similar | Chevrolet Monza, Oldsmobile Starfire, Pontiac Sunbird | |
| Platform | H | |
Generations (1975-1980)
The 1975-1980 Buick Skyhawk was a corporate twin to the Chevrolet Monza (which also included the Oldsmobile Starfire and Pontiac Sunbird). Unlike the Monza and Sunbird, the Skyhawk was available only as a 3-door hatchback. They were offered in various sporty stripe-and-decal packages such as the Free Spirit and the Road Hawk. The Skyhawk is of particular note among the GM H-bodies in that while the others all offered 4, 6 and 8 cylinder engines, the Skyhawk was available only with the 110 hp 3.8L (231) 2bbl V6 engine. The Skyhawk would be discontinued after 1980 and replaced by a new J-car design in 1982.
See the Chevrolet Monza entry for further comments about the 1975-1980 Buick Skyhawk.
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| Buick Skyhawk | ||
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| Buick | ||
| Production: 1982-1989 | ||
| Class: Subcompact | ||
| Body Style: 2-Door Coupe, 3-Door Hatchback, 4-Door Sedan, 5-Door Wagon | ||
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| Weight: 2500-2800 lbs | ||
| Transmissions: 4-Speed Manual, 5-Speed Manual, 3-Speed Automatic | ||
| Engines: 1.8L (110 cid) I4 (1982-1983), 1.8L (110 cid) Turbo I4 (1985-1988), 2.0L (121 cid) I4 (1983-1989) | ||
| Power: Front | ||
| Similar: Cadillac Cimarron, Chevrolet Cavalier, Oldsmobile Firenza, Pontiac 2000/Sunbird | ||
| Platform: J | ||
Generations (1982-1988)
