


The Buick Enclave is a new utility vehicle for multi-segment 2008 Buick Enclave combines the smooth ride and handling of a car with the load and the position of driving an SUV tradition of high-Van. Refined on the outside of organic shapes and distinctive front and rear wings. Design The Buick Enclave is twofold Both the CX and CXL models are equipped with a modern, while still some evidence of Buick style associated with the past. Both rooms are equipped with front-wheel drive (FWD) or all-wheel drive (AWD), depending on configuration. Inside are two front bucket seats and two different configurations of seats for the second and third row seats up to eight people. An impressive 275 hp 3.6-liter V6 with young people in a box six-speed automatic transmission. The interior is an oasis of luxury, with a long list of features and services. For 2008, the Buick Enclave is completely new and replaces the Buick Rainier and the nomination.


Introduction
The Buick Enclave combines the smooth ride and handling of a car adapted to the load, and the high driving position of a traditional truck SUV. Outside covers refined organic shapes and distinctive front and rear fenders. The Buick Enclave is twofold, the CX and CXL and both models feature a modern design while still some evidence of Buick style associated with the past. Both rooms are equipped with front-wheel drive (FWD) or all-wheel drive (AWD) configuration. The interior features two front bucket seats and two different configurations of seats for the second and third row of seats to accommodate up to eight people. Direct injection 3.6-liter V6 engine mated to a six-speed automatic transmission. The Buick Enclave is a luxurious interior, with a long list of services and facilities. For 2009, the Buick Enclave receives Bluetooth capabilities, a new and powerful economic engine and new exterior colors.

Buick division of General Motors, is the focus of a major restructuring. The United States is shrinking product lineup with only three models for 2008 that Rainier SUV, SUV assembly, and Terraza minivan are all solved. This leaves our mid-sized sedan, the Lucerne large sedan, and most Buick, a promising new model for the year: 2008 Premium SUV medium enclave. Enclave is a stylish version of GM "lambda" medium-sized SUV platform, even at the base of the Saturn Outlook and GMC Acadia. This is a 4-door combined with a power tailgate, the basis for the CX and CXL balance class. Both versions are front-wheel drive or four-wheel drive without low transmission. Buick with the objective of the zone is the mixture of size and performance of an SUV with the fuel and a luxury saloon. Based on our experience in the enclave, they say that we have a very good compromise between the two.



Midway through that year, Buick debuted its "GSX" model, which was an appearance package rivaling that of the GTO "Judge". GSX colors ran the spectrum that year, if that range included just yellow and white. Subsequent GSX models offered a variety of colors to go with the GSX signature hood blackout treatment and the swept wide pin striping vaguely reminiscent of the famous Buick "sweepspear". GSX models could be ordered with 350, 455, or 455 Stage 1 engines, and were outfitted with the usual GS options such as dual hood scoop hood with functioning "ram-air" intake, and dual exhaust. Horsepower ratings for the Stage 1 455s were a relatively mild 360 hp (or 370 depending on sources), but featured a pavement-tearing 510 ft·lbf (690 N·m) of torque at 2200 rpm, good to propel the relatively weighty GS455 Stage 1 equipped cars to quarter-mile times under 13.4 seconds. Buick halted GSX production after the 1972 model year.
The prototype GSX survived the show circuit, and was a fully functioning car that beat the odds to survive not only the usual showcar life of "construction-display-destruction", but also the life of an ordinary car, as it was sold from a dealership after being on display for some time. The car survives to this day, is restored to its original condition, licensed and ready to hit the road. Article Directory : en.wikipedia.org
The prototype GSX survived the show circuit, and was a fully functioning car that beat the odds to survive not only the usual showcar life of "construction-display-destruction", but also the life of an ordinary car, as it was sold from a dealership after being on display for some time. The car survives to this day, is restored to its original condition, licensed and ready to hit the road. Article Directory : en.wikipedia.org

The Buick V8 engine, nicknamed the "nailhead" because of its relatively small intake and exhaust valves which resembled nails, became popular with hot-rodders in the 1950s and 1960s, because the vertical attachment of the valve covers, in contrast to the angled attachment of other V8 engines, enabled the engine to fit into smaller spaces while maintaining easy access for maintenance.
By 1967, Buick was making quiet history with more conventional V-8s that had abandoned the "nailhead" design but made much greater power. For the 1970 model year, Buick re-named its "Gran Sport" performance models (not to be confused with the Chevrolet Corvette "Grand Sport" cars) as "GS" models, and initially this was headed up by the powerful GS455 Stage 1, so named for its 455 cubic inch (7.4L) engine, with its high performance "Stage 1" package. Built on the same "A-body" platform as the Chevelle, Cutlass/442, and LeMans/GTO, the GS cars were performance based vehicles spawned from Buick's Skylark line, and shared all of the A-Body GM offering's tendency for good looks. Both hardtop and convertible "GS" models were offered. Article Directory : en.wikipedia.org
By 1967, Buick was making quiet history with more conventional V-8s that had abandoned the "nailhead" design but made much greater power. For the 1970 model year, Buick re-named its "Gran Sport" performance models (not to be confused with the Chevrolet Corvette "Grand Sport" cars) as "GS" models, and initially this was headed up by the powerful GS455 Stage 1, so named for its 455 cubic inch (7.4L) engine, with its high performance "Stage 1" package. Built on the same "A-body" platform as the Chevelle, Cutlass/442, and LeMans/GTO, the GS cars were performance based vehicles spawned from Buick's Skylark line, and shared all of the A-Body GM offering's tendency for good looks. Both hardtop and convertible "GS" models were offered. Article Directory : en.wikipedia.org

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