The Latest Breaking News from Buick

Every car guy has one that got away…. the ride he sold too soon and still dreams about. (I know I do anyway.) Whether it was traded for something “more practical” or sold during a rough patch, certain cars have only grown more desirable with time. From the Porsche 911…

The LPGA Tour has begun a five-tournament stretch in Asia with Qizhong Garden Golf Club in China hosting the first event

General Motors (NYSE:GM) and its joint ventures in China disclosed strong momentum in the third quarter of 2025.

For a company with more than 120 years of history under its belt, Buick is barely a blip on most people’s radar. For decades, it’s been the third or fourth option among newer, shinier alternatives from Japan and Korea. Even in GM's own portfolio, Buick is second fiddle to Cadillac.

Mid-size cars are a versatile choice, offering plenty of room for passengers and cargo but also tending to be fuel-efficient. They're often excellent if you're looking for a vehicle in retirement, but...

Luxury cars don’t fly off dealership lots quite like mainstream models. Thanks to some combination of price and exclusivity, premium vehicles tend to move at a slower pace than mass-market offerings.

Earlier this summer, home appliance maker Midea recalled 1.7 million window air conditioner units due to potential mold exposure. It was a major bump in the road for the company, and a wake-up moment for many of its core consumers– millennials.

You can tell Ferdinand Porsche was preoccupied with traction in the 1930s. The ruling Nazi party wanted to prove Germany’s technical might in Grand Prix racing, so it pushed wheelbarrows full of money toward Mercedes and Auto Union, the latter of which built a series of cars of Porsche’s design. 

Under Section 179 of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, business owners who utilize a qualifying asset for more than 50% of business purposes may deduct its cost in the first year.

Looking for a budget-friendly SUV in 2025? These 5 models under $30K offer great value, features and performance without breaking the bank.

Authorities believe the remains found inside the sunken vehicle belong to Roy Benn, who disappeared in 1967 with a large sum of money.