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retained by the full-size
Buick Special model (1936–58). The "
LeSabre",
which is
French for "the
sabre", was Buick's mid-level full-size
sedan above the Special...
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Le Sabre (sometimes
contracted LeSabre, and
French for "the
sabre"), may
refer to:
Buick LeSabre, an American-made
General Motors full-size car, manufactured...
- The
LeSabre also
featured GM's
plastic body technologies, with high-stress
plastic replacing traditional steel in the
front fenders. The
LeSabre's engine...
- The
General Motors Le Sabre is a 1951
concept car.
Possibly the most
important show car of the 1950s, it
introduced aircraft-inspired
design elements such...
- rear-drive
LeSabre before another downsizing and
conversion to front-wheel-drive for 1986 (sedans and
coupes only; the rear-drive
LeSabre Estate Wagon...
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iteration of Buick's
three full-size car lines, it was
positioned between the
LeSabre and
Electra in the lineup. The
Centurion name was
inspired by a
Buick concept...
- full-sized GM
station wagons until 1970. 1959
Buick LeSabre Estate 1963
Buick Invicta Estate 1964
Buick LeSabre Estate The
Buick Estate Wagon was reintroduced...
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Skyhawk 1975–1977
Buick Century 1975–1977
Buick Regal 1975–1976
Buick LeSabre 1975–1979
Buick Skylark 1975–1982
Oldsmobile Cutl**** 1978–1981 Chevrolet...
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carbureted engine,
standard on the 1962-63
LeSabre. The
Wildcat 375 was a no-cost
option for the 1962-63
LeSabre that used a
lower compression ratio to run...
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authors list (link) Sand, Rick (Spring 1986). "Design: 1986
Buick LeSabre,
Buick Lesabre get a new look, but
still says Buick".
Buick Magazine – via Dean's...
