GM produced 198- and 225-cubic-inch Buick V6s through the 1967 model year, at which point Kaiser-Jeep bought the tooling and built "Dauntless" V6s through 1971. Yes, the Buick V6 family tree is an ...

1964 saw the 198 CID V6 grow to 225 CID (3.7L), and it would now be placed in the Buick Skylark, a slightly larger model, and ...

Despite this, the 198-ci (3.2-liter) V6 proved reliable and adequately fuel-efficient, ... Arguably the best, most popular iteration of Buick’s V6 entered production in 1995.

Oldsmobile and Buick dropped the 198 and later 225 into their A ... all the Buick V6 tooling traveled back from Wisconsin to Detroit and the world was introduced to the 231-cubic-inch "new ...

Time is catching up with Buick's seemingly ageless V6 engine.The venerable workhorse, ... But the basic design and technology were resurrected for an iron block, a 198-cubic-inch V6.

At 198 and 225 cubes, it saw duty as Buick's base engine offering through 1967. ... V6, Buick gave the naturally aspirated GN the "big" 4.1 liter (252 cube) V6 from its full size passenger cars.

Even before the dawn of forced induction or turbocharging, the Buick 3800 V6 engine gained notoriety for being a workhorse. 1978 welcomed the Buick Regal and LeSabre Sport with a turbocharged 3.8 ...

Only 1,555 cars were offered, cementing the legacy of Buick’s venerable V6 as being able to do whatever is asked of it. Buick buick 3.8 V6 V6 Buick GNX Bucik Grand National.

The turbocharged, 3.8-liter Buick V6 is legendary, and for good reason. Even those with “no replacement for displacement” tattooed on their bicep have respect for the boosted six-pot.

Buick Turbo V6 Engine Build - Buick Power Part 3. The final installment of our Buick engine trilogy gets serious with induction and assembly tips. HOT ROD Staff Writer Sep 01, 2002.