New Buick Skylark V8 | Would You Buy One? 

Buick should do a Grand National again but affordable seeing as how all newer sports cars are stupid expensive

There is no such thing as a Buick anymore.. They are Holdens or some else's chassis rebadged as a Buick...

Twin Turbo V6 or Supercharged, would do too..........

Yeah but why build something that looks pretty much like a Dodge Challenger? They could do a lot better.

@@philllsxga.7737 it’s Buick go cry somewhere else where people actually give a Fuck about your hyper attention to detail

No.

@@lotsofhairbutnomoney3705 😥

These were renditions made by fans, not Buick unfortunately

do you remember the 1950s? were all the cars have tailfins on the road

PROBABLY NOT

That body style is absolutely perfect 😪😪😪🤌🤌🤌it would definitely be the replacement for the v8 dodge challengers 👌

Yeah, MBGA! 🎩

Amen Brother, and make they're Muscle sedan the Wildcat to compete with the Charger.

Hell yeh and bring Pontiac and Olds back, what the hell has happened to this great country of ours ? 🐾✌️🇺🇸

@@deborahchesser7375 It'd the evil Democrats is what it is.

Again?

I can’t agree with you more.

Funny, I justr said the same exact thing!

Now your talking

Amen.

Oh, they will make it an EV.

@@tlbx57 no, just no

@@tlbx57 Blasphemer!

Twin turbo!

@@srobertweiser He's not a blasphemer. It's a gorgeous car, but an entertaining 'what if?' only, like all of his concept videos, with 'zero chance of being produced. It would be a at minimum $200k, so no, just no.

Retro movement started with the Chrysler Prowler

It's not to current Buick design language, but more toward the Charger Banshee. If it does happen 90% chance its EV

Yeah me too, if only they change the shiny plastic like paint to a matted metal black 😊

It's time to move on from the retros.

you havent heard the price yet....

Me to if I had 100 grand to spend on a car😂🤦‍♂️

but it won't, boo

Rearing to burn some rubber!

That’s what I was thinking

I wish that they would bring back the Riviera. I had a 1990 model and loved everything about it.

Sign me up for a '71 Boattail Riv tribute!

Are you crazy? A big, modern 2-door "boattail" Riviera, with a big, modern high output V8 would be the bomb.

@@robertshirley1192 Humor my craziness by making sure there's a floor shifter, dual exhaust, and a split front bumper!

@@marcuscross6840 a console stirrup style shifter.

Wow, "kinda almost" + lots of illogical ".." after rambling thoughts. *BRILLIANCE*

F..k the "E.V.!!"🙃👎☹️

No matter how many ev's I have, there will be a place in my garage for one of those gas guzzlers, they are just awesome fun.

Where are the headlights?

There’s no benefit to 3 pedals anymore. If you want to save manuals actually buy them cash brand new from the dealer

i'm sure they would love to give owners a new clutch and flywheel under warranty....plus whatever else they can tear up 'under normal use'

Had a New 1968 GS 400 Convertible , Yes a real good car ! ! !

'68 skylarks were good-looking cars- my mom had a ragtop stage 1 and we got a grip for it. that car would be worth a LOT nowadays- but the guy totaled it.

...their hint was cancelling Camaro...

No, it's not. It's an imposter.

If this concept succeeds, a new Riviera can't be far behind. 😛

It's got Larger metallic flakes in the paint. Looks fantastic.

@@geiser1958 Yeah, it's awesome. Some day..... hopefully.

150k

@@cavitycreep -- HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAAA

I'll pay that for the convertible! She is a beauty to behold. However, I would spend that on an antique with a carburetor before I would a computerized remake.

NO you didn't say that.......

@@papo1515 But oh yes I did,,,!

@@robertray6021 My mom had a '73 Monte Carlo when I was in high school, man what a car.

@@papo1515 I had one too. A rare one with the moon roof. I loved that car.

the early ones looked better- IMHO

Me too, Cary. Since it'll never be made TO buy, it won't cost either of us a cent! If it were (it won't), we'd be looking at $160k. Let that sink in. Yeah, no thank you.

"is that you or the shifter??"

My homie had a Skylark convertible too. It was very nice. I called it the Larkness monster!

I wished the grill was like the seventies but a more compact and more like a shelf having a classy sexy look the back end is little too boxy like the camaro I was not a fan of 69 buick make the side crease go a cross more straight but not exactly straight change the front air damage with a aluminum with an old fashioned chrome bumper.

Let's make the car....now love it buick.

They need to bring back the 1974 Chevy Impala 2 Door Custom Coupe.

First Old School I've seen that just mite Look Better than Original 😳 Sweet!!!

Simple answer is yes I would. In that color. Nice looking ride.

Yes!

Optional all wheel drive . Let's face it If you wanna be able to use all the horses under the hood and hook up all the way down track them horses need 4 legs

You are right about that. The camaro

oh, yeah- that sounds affordable

@@tommurphy4307 it’s not going to be “affordable” either way

Feel free to create something brand new and exciting that the public would be willing to spend tens of thousands of dollars on. I know I cant.

The American public spoke with their wallets and now all we get from Ford and GM are SUVs and pickups. None of which I want because I like cars that are fun to drive. Most if not all vehicles from the past 20 years have no character or soul. The designs are uninspired and bland. Yet the buying public is still buying. Worse yet no manual transmissions. Literally everywhere else in the world but America one can get almost anything with a manual. Personally I would love a 20k $ car that is all motor, weighs under 3k pounds that can handle like on rails. Not the bloated shit out there now. Considering one cannot even get a used vehicle for 20k now obviously this ain't going to happen

I disagree, Buick should be able to draw on thier history. Skylark is a beautiful name imo.

@@imperialfett7427 Not quite. The government legislated the kind of cars that most Americans wanted and still want beginning in the 70s out of existence. It did so to appease the communists who were at the time disguised as tree huggers to destroy America considering automobile manufacturing was a large percentage of GDP. Regardless of how the corrupt mainstream media tries to rewrite history, most Americans want a vehicle that is large, safe and powered by a V8 as long as gas prices are reasonable like they were about 2 1/2 years ago. This is the main reason for the popularity of pick up trucks and SUVs is because this is the only form that checks all the boxes that are sold today. As much as the car collectors bitch about the malaise era cars, they were indeed the last of their breed that offered what people really wanted in a car. Yes they were underpowered but they were much better than what followed them. Remember in the mid to late 80s when all domestic cars became cheap copies of Japanese FWD commuter pods. It was no real coincidence it was during this time the Japanese cars caught up with and eventually overtook the domestic market. Their commuter pods were better than ours. This video is wishful thinking. If the present communist regime has its way there will be no gasoline powered cars being produced or sold in the USA by 2035. The big 3 have already begun planning for this. If it gets reversed, the domestic big 3 will either need another monumental bailout or they will fold. Either way we are screwed.

I enjoyed the video too, but that's as close as we're ever going to see this car Mike, and I think we both know it; just like all of Brian's teasing concept cars never to be produced.