We ship from multiple warehouses across the country, so you get your part as soon as possible.
Buick Top Sellers
buick by Model
+Buy Auto Parts sells a wide range of premium aftermarket Buick parts for your vehicle at unbeatable prices. If you are looking for high-quality components, you have come to the right place. Our Buick parts with a healthy warranty and we provide free shipping on all orders over US $99.
Ordering your parts online with us is simple. Just enter your car specs into the menus above. If you do not see the part you are looking for, give us a call or connect with us via our chat feature.
Customer satisfaction is our number one goal, and our customers show their appreciation with outstanding online reviews. For more information about our services and car parts, our sales and support teams are US-based and here to help.
History of Buick Cars & Parts
Buick, a premium vehicle marque of General Motors, is one of the oldest automobile manufacturers in the United States. It began as an internal combustion engine and motor car manufacturer, Buick Auto-Vim and Power Company, in 1888. It was incorporated into the Buick Motor Company in 1903 by David Dunbar Buick.
The company has its headquarters in Detroit, Michigan. The earliest models built were two prototypes in the years 1901 and 1902. In 1904, the company rolled out the Model B, which was the first Buick to hit the markets. William C. Durant, who had taken over the reins in 1904, formed General Motors, a holding company in which Buick held a prestigious position.
Buick managed to hold its own during the economic slump of the Great Depression owing to its up-to-date and high-performance lineup. In 1931, Buick released the OHV Straight-8 Engine in all its models and in 1939, the company became the first to equip its cars with turn-signals. After the Second World War, Buick released the Roadmaster Convertible, the first car to feature portholes on its fender. 1953, which was Buick's 50th anniversary, saw the release of the Roadmaster Skylark. The LeSabre, Invicta and Electra, three of the brand's popular models, were rolled out in 1959. The company began to reduce the number of models in its lineup and by 2005, only three models from the company's original lineup remained: the LeSabre, Lucerne and Enclave.
The current models of the brand include the Verano, Regal, Encore and LaCrosse.