Buick's Park Avenue Sedan Receives a Modern Digital Update in This Innovative Render
Buick has always played second fiddle to Cadillac under the GM umbrella, but the brand's refreshed design language has finally allowed it to stand apart as something unto its own. In this digital concept, the long-discontinued Park Avenue undergoes a radical modernization, transforming the stately Buick sedan into something strikingly streamlined -- even forward-thinking.
Buick
Buick, with its deep-rooted heritage, stands as the longest-running American automobile brand. Established in 1899, it gained fame for its groundbreaking innovations, including the development of the first valve-in-head engine, a design that remains in use today. Initially recognized for its luxury vehicles, Buick eventually diversified its lineup to include various sedans and SUVs.
- Parent Corporation
- General Motors
- Divisions
- Electra
- Founded
- 1899
- Founder
- David Dunbar Buick
- Headquarters
- Detroit, Michigan, United States
- Current CEO
- Dan Akerson
- Status
- active
- Total Vehicles Sold In 2022
- 182,380
Transforming the Buick Sedan with a Striking New Design
Buick's "Exceptional By Design" design language first debuted on the Wildcat concept back in 2022, and the brand has been quick to apply the formula to its production cars. Over the past two years, we've seen Buick refresh the Encore GX , the Envista , and the Envision, and the upcoming Enclave will be the next model in the lineup to feature the new look.
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In keeping with the trend, this Park Avenue render features a low grille, a body-mounted badge, and some sharp angular headlights. Taken together, they make for a dramatic change -- while the 2000s model was bulging and wallowy, this concept is comparatively sleek and refined. It skews way more Audi than it does Oldsmobile, and it would raise the bar for American luxury cars were it to hit production.
However, this rendition certainly pays homage to its roots. In fact, the Park Avenue is rich with classic Buick elements. The iconic "Ventiports" embellish the sides of the hood, while the rims hint at the classic spoked wheel design. You can even spot resemblances in how the mufflers are seamlessly integrated into the rear bumper. Additionally, despite the modern sweeping roofline and elongated taillights, the overall aesthetic unmistakably evokes the nostalgia of the original Park Avenue.
