Buick GS 400 Sport Coupe 1968
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Specifications Buick GS 400 Sport Coupe 1968 blueprint
The Buick GS 400 Sport Coupe is a luxurious muscle car from 1968. It stands out from the crowd with its eye-catching muscular exterior. Its styling is unique and striking, with smooth lines and bold curves. The exterior is painted in glossy black with two white racing stripes running along its sides. The car sits atop a set of steel wheels with chrome hubcaps. On the inside, the GS 400 Sport Coupe has an impressive leather interior, with comfortable seating for up to 4 passengers. The dashboard is equipped with a wide array of gauges and controls, and a distinctive console for the automatic transmission. Additionally, a great deal of chrome accents are present throughout the cabin, along with an impressive AM/FM/8-track radio. Powering the GS 400 Sport Coupe is a robust 6.6-liter V8 engine, producing 350 horsepower. This powerful engine is mated to a smooth-shifting 2-speed automatic transmission, and is capable of propelling the car from 0-60 in a brisk 8.4 seconds. This performance is complemented by the car's impressive handling and agility, thanks to a fully-independent front and rear suspension, and power-assisted steering. The GS 400 also features power-assisted brakes, ensuring excellent stopping power. Altogether, the GS 400 Sport Coupe is a classic muscle car that's sure to turn heads with its stylish exterior and impressive performance. It's the perfect combination of power, luxury, and classic American style.
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