It’s a 2-cyl engine with a 2-spd. transmission, outputting 15 – 21 hp. Built in Flint, Michigan. 37 made in total, none survived, this is 1 of 2 replicas.
Cool, but…
…so glad I wasn’t born back then. Olden times, ugh.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
This still hasn’t worn off: I land in a new city, I’m handed keys to a brand new something, and wished a pleasant drive off I go.
As if this is my life.
This bridge is famous, the Roebling Suspension Bridge. On one side is Ohio, on the other is Kentucky.
Read my full review on Autonet.ca.
This Regal is the youngest, most athletic member of the family.
I like Buick, it’s an underdog. One of the oldest car companies, is THE badge to buy in China, and they’re trying their guts out to shake their old-man stigma.
If you can get past the badge, this is a good entry level luxury sports sedan, especially the GS sports model.
Stayed at a boutique hotel stuffed with art, called Museum hotel.
I don’t really get art.
The “American Sign Museum” in Cincinnati, OH.
Visited during a launch event, for the 2014 Buick Regal.
Will blog my review next week, short review is: I liked it, especially because it’s an underdog.
If you get past the badge, good car for good value.
All automakers have a story behind their logo, here’s some of the more colourful ones.
Read it online at Autonet (and sorry it’s so hard to see below, the newspaper didn’t print so crisp today.)
Mercedes’ 3-point star represents vehicles designed to travel by land, sea and air.
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