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Buick has been a product innovator from Day 1 -- starting with its creation of the overhead valve engine (later advertised by Buick as the valve-in-head engine) which earned an unsurpassed early reputation in competition around the world. today's 3.8-liter 3800 V6, widely described as world class in smoothness, performance and reliability, is an outgrowth of the Buick V-6 used in the 1962 Buick Special -- the first V-6 ever offered in a mass-produced U.S. car. Buick offers V-6 engines in most of its models, including a supercharged 3800 in some models.

"For 2003, Buick has launched a modest campaign to remind potential buyers about the virtues of Buicks in general, and the Park Avenue in particular. For instance, there's a new emphasis on "heritage" design cues such as the new badging, as well as three new fender portholes on each side. Buick first used the portholes in 1949."

Spark plugs might just be the most critical component in your electronic-controlled car or truck; should you really wait 100,000 miles to replace them for the first time? Spark plugs are one of the most important parts of your vehicle's engine. In most cars, your spark plugs should be replaced every 2 years or 30,000 miles to maintain maximum fuel economy and peak engine performance. Nevertheless, there are newer model cars where the spark plugs are suggested to be changed only after 75,000 or even 100,000 miles. Get the right plugs for your specific car engine. It is recommended using the brand of plugs that were originally installed in your car from the factory. Yes, you can purchase cheaper spark plugs but as the plugs are so extremely important in the operation of your car, why switch a component that is vital to your engine.

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