gsdaddy

I owned a 90 Buick Century. I never heard of the Century GS (I did know about the T-Type). I had to go find it for myself. Very cool car. Here is the link I found . . . http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2397357

Thanks. Thats my 03 Buick Regal GS. Despite the 10 year old design, its still a better looking car than LaCrosse and Lucerne. I am going to hold on to it until Buick has a car I want to buy (like the China Park Avenue). Speaking of Holden cars, is that one in your sig?

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23715179/

I fishing around the forum and ran across the Buick Park Avenue from China! Very close to my chop!

I would love to see a Holden car in the Buick family. I slapped an Enclave grill on a Holden Caprice. Pretty cool!

Can I put in my order now?

It feels like a Corolla is passing a Corvette. A Corolla that does not need to stop for repairs (or gas). GM was once thought of a company that could never be overtaken. GM needs to make some great cars that can manufactured on common platforms for more than a few years to improve quality. When Consumer Reports issued "Best Used Cars", there were 57 cars recommended. Only 2 were from GM: Buick Regal and Pontiac Vibe. There were 17 GM cars on the worst list. The Buick Regal was assembled in Canada for 8 years on the same platform. Does GM need 8 years to make a quality product? OK, 8 years is too long. The car's design got dated. http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/cars/us...t-406/index.htm GM should be the the best auto company in the world. I will keep buying GM cars hoping they will get their act together. By the way, my two oldest kids went off to college a couple years ago and I trading in my gas-guzzling 2001 Suburban K1500 for a 2003 Buick Regal GS. It has been very reliable and FUN to drive (yes I said fun). I owned a 1997 Buick Regal LS before the Burb. I plan to purchase the 2009/2010 Buick "Regal" and pass the GS to my oldest. I hope it is the China Holden car with the classic Buick trim!