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==1953== | ==1953== | ||
[[Buick Wildcat | [[Buick Wildcat Concept Series|Buick Wildcat I]] | ||
==1954== | ==1954== | ||
[[Buick Wildcat | [[Buick Wildcat Concept Series|Buick Wildcat II]] | ||
[[Buick Landau]] | [[Buick Landau]] | ||
==1955== | ==1955== | ||
[[Buick Wildcat | [[Buick Wildcat Concept Series|Buick Wildcat III]] | ||
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==1985== | ==1985== | ||
[[Buick Wildcat | [[Buick Wildcat Concept Series|Buick Wildcat]] | ||
==1988== | ==1988== | ||
Revision as of 22:28, 15 January 2007
Buick concept cars frequently acted as leading vehicles for new styling traits and directions for the company, starting with the Buick Y-Job of 1938. The Y-Job created many of Buick's traditional styling cues, most prominently in the grille and round headlamps.
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Buick Riviera Silver Arrow III
