The 1953 Buick Skylark arrived at a moment when American automakers were racing to prove that luxury could coexist with serious performance. Buick used the car to celebrate its 50th anniversary, but ...

To celebrate its 50 th anniversary in 1953, the Tri-Shield brand introduced the Buick Skylark. The Roadmaster-based Skylark was Buick’s flagship limited-production convertible, with hand-finished ...

It doesn't just roll—it arrives. Draped in a silvery-teal shimmer, the 1953 Buick Skylark convertible is less car and more grand entrance, a glittering wave of chrome slicing through sunlight. Every ...

In the early 1950s, Buick dazzled the automotive world with two concept cars, the XP-300 and the LeSabre, low-slung two-seaters that pointed to the future. Inspired by the tremendous reaction to his ...

As part of their 50 th anniversary celebration in 1953, Buick introduced the Buick Skylark, a convertible based on the flagship Buick Roadmaster. The Skylark came with a three-inch shorter windshield ...

Back in 1953, Buick – a company that is now almost 120 years old – was “just” celebrating its 50th anniversary, and the focus of its marketing campaign was the Skylark Convertible, according to the GM ...

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FLINT ABC12's Randy Conat reports that it's not finished yet, but progress is being made. This is what the classic convertible looked like three years ago when workers began the restoration process.