Awesome- 12,000 Miles Time Capsule - #39 Of 547 Ever Made!- Executive Collection on 2040-cars

CAR & DRIVER described 1987:

“In a world of sleek shapes and refined manner, the GNX is an Ax Wielding Barbarian laying waste to everything in its path.”

“The fastest car produced by GM that year just sucker punched the corvette!”(C&D 1987)

This time capsule high performance beast of a car is part of an executive collection of high end classics.  This vehicle rides and drives like new and has only 12,300 original miles.  You could warm your dinner on the engine and get home fast in time for dessert!

This Car is Early Production Number #39 of 547 ever built!  “Plate #GNX039”

Car and Driver described “pluses” of the 1987 GNX as:

Spectacular acceleration

Rarity

Buick's last muscle cars

Still-favorable parts/service situation

300 HP -  0 to 60mph in 4.7 seconds

Car is immaculate!! – 0 Flaws – A Show room type vehicle!! Time Piece Original Condition

Ready for replacement in 1987, the Buick Regal was one of the last rear wheel driven cars produced by General Motors. Buick made sure that occasion of its replacement a new front wheel drive model did not go unnoticed. The Grand National performance version of the Regal had already been available, but for that last year Buick upped the ante even further. With the help of McLaren Engines, the Grand National was transformed in the GNX, one of the quickest cars produced in North America in the 1980s.

The Turbocharged V6 of the Grand National was completely reworked by McLaren Engines. The Turbo and intercooler were both upgraded and the engine's computer was reprogrammed. The four speed automatic gearbox received its own oil cooler. These modifications resulted in a stunning performance increase, bringing the boxy Regal on par with contemporary sports cars. Like for the Grand National, the GNX's top speed was electronically limited to 200 km/h.

Outwardly the changes were a little more subtly, with the bright 'GNX' badge in the blackened out grille as the only obvious change. Other changes included a power bulge on the engine cover, vents behind the front wheel arches and wider fenders. Customers had little choice in what their GNX would look like; it was available in any color as long as it was black.

Production was limited to just 547 vehicles, which was still 47 over the intended number. Already a rare car in its day, the GNX is a collector's item today. It’s Turbo charged engine and boxy styling make it the icon of America's performance cars of the 1980’s.

Honestly you will not find a more perfect car!! If you want a “like new GNX” this is the one.

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