1965 Buick Wildcat 401 c.i. V8 from North America
Summary:
Fun to drive and reliable
Faults:
I had to have the seats redone when I got the car as the material was worn out.
I replaced the radiator, water pump, fuel pump and fuel tank.
General Comments:
It's a great car, very fun to drive.
The engine never overheats, the transmission shifts smoothly, it has powerful brakes for a 60's car.
The suspension is smooth, but it's still very agile for a large car. All accessories still work after 42 years.
This car is very powerful and reaches top speed of 125 mph.
I use it everyday during warm seasons and I can say it's the most reliable car I ever had.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
Review Date: 27th December, 2006
8th Sep 2012, 14:17
I had a 1969 Buick Wildcat back in 1987. I traded a 1966 Ford Van for it. The Buick had a 455 V8 engine and a 4 barrel carb in it. Around town it inhaled the gas, but gas was like under a dollar a gallon then. On the highway though, it only sipped the gas. It had a lot of power too.
One of my all time best cars that I wish I had today, even with gas as high as it is. I beat it up so bad, and it just kept begging for more. Talk about a tank. Excellent vehicle.
28th Dec 2006, 12:52
It sounds like you really like your 64, we had a 63 like that when I was younger, wish I had it now, I loved that car too. Buicks always have been a classy car and still are.