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3rd, 4th, and 5th generation Buick Skylarks were
significantly different than the previous models
that had carried the same name. After the nameplate
took a 3 year rest, it came back in 1975 using the
GM X-Body platform. The only version of this car
was the 2-door coupe, because the 4-door version
was called the Buick Apollo. That was the final
year of the Apollo. |
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Skylarks from 1976 were given the GS badge. The
only thing different about them was a blacked out
grill. Many of these models were sold in Iran, and
the car was the last to be manufactured in Iran
before it became a political adversary of the United
States. In 1980 the X-body got a redesign, and the
car shared its platform with the much-maligned Chevy
Citation (mine always ran great, I guess I'm just
lucky). The car got smaller in 1986, and in 1992
Buick went with a weird wedged or "pointed"
bumper style. Engine options on the newer Skylarks
ranged from an inline 4 Tech4 to a 3300 3.3 L V6
sold from 1990 to 1993. They are readily available
on the used car market, especially if you look online. |
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