By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

Or how about a coupe? Buick is trying to make their brand more youthful, and Car and Driver thinks coupe and convertible versions of the Regal are a real possibility. What do you think? Should Buick do it? Would they be a success? More at Car and Driver

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By Jen Dunnaway

Editor

Today’s photo comes from Charles’ ride page. By the way, those 20″ blades are for sale…

By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

Check out Dominic’s Buick Regal ride page to see the latest pics with paint! And be sure to send him a friend request to get the latest updates on his amazing collection of rides! He has a tough looking Doberman, too.

By Katherine Helmetag

Atomicalex

“This is a test. We need to see where the market goes.” Jim Federico, Vehicle Line Executive for Global Midsize Vehicles, is excited about the future for the Buick Regal brand at GM. The Regal will launch this year and is an important addition to the line – it’s the first Buick in a long time that sheds cushy in favor of performance. To make his point, Jim notes that “The GS is the return of turbocharging to Buick.” The importance of this is not lost on us – our next question was “what about GN?” That’s where the test line comes in: if the Regal GS does well, Federico says that a GN is “not out of the question.” More on the future for Buick and the Regal after the jump.

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By Rob Einaudi

Editor-in-Chief

Just 50,000 miles! See Joshua’s ride page for more pics!

Or anyway that’s the conclusion of this Davesfarm guy after he ran over a 1992 Buick Regal a few times with a 20 ton bulldozer and was still able to drive it around his property.

Most of the time "artists" get their pampered little mitts on a car, the results are pretty lame. But I think Montreal’s Michel de Broin hit it out of the park with this people-powered Buick Regal. While it would probably look better with a coat of candy and some "26s, it’s set up so four passengers can pedal. Sure, it won’t break any speed records, but I think it’d still be a fun to grab three friends and go for a "drive." Predictably, the local cops didn’t agree, and the car was pulled over and impounded on its maiden voyage. You can kind of see their point, because while the propulsion system may be different, there’s still plenty of car left, and in the wrong hands, it could cause some serious damage. But fortunately, the story has a happy ending—all the charges have been dismissed! Check out the video for some footage of this baby in action. 

Larry has put a lot of work into his 87 Regal, with custom hydraulics and House of Kolor paint. He’s promising to get some video up soon. Can’t wait to see his car in action.