24k-Kilometer 1987 Buick Grand National

The 1987 Buick Grand National discovered in Byhalia, Mississippi is a distinctive and powerful American coupe. This striking vehicle bears the prestigious Grand National moniker, suggesting its high-performance capabilities, despite being a 24k-kilometer example which denotes average mileage for its age. Built by General Motors at their Pontiac Assembly plant, this vehicle showcases Buick's engineering prowess with a robust V-shaped six-cylinder engine, delivering 3800 cubic centimeters of displacement and featuring multipoint fuel injection. Its sleek exterior houses a spacious two-door coupe body type, highlighting the timeless appeal of classic American muscle cars from the late eighties.

Last bid: $35,000