The Overlooked Buick GNX from the 2000s

[@kclefthanded427]

Darth Vader doesn't like FWD

[@Concordfan443]

Who cares. FWD = Fastest Wheel Drive

[@KhaoticKalm]

That’s the emperors evil plan 😈

[@mopargm9329]

Darth Vader would like an L67 fwd. Like my Dale Jr😎

[@brandonobaza8610]

​@@Concordfan443Front wheel drive sucks ass. The plowing during uphill off camber turns -- ewwww, fuck that.

[@Concordfan443]

@@KhaoticKalm star wars is cringe

[@ceejay960]

I had a '99 Buick Regal GS, all black, not two-tone. Grey leather interior. Gorgeous car! Supercharged 3800. I never raced it, but it had excellent acceleration from stop lights. My strongest memory of the car is how beautifully it rode and how quiet and comfortable it was on long trips. You could take it on a seven-hour journey and arrive ready to drive another seven easily.

[@StinkzMehaff]

The quality is always top tier. Loved these Regals getting their time in the sun!

[@scwaty180]

Great video, love seeing the old Monte Carlos SS, Impala SS, and the Regals, had an 87 that we installed a 350, true dual exhaust, and cool wheels on it when the V6 died. Thanks for the reminiscing, subscribed

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Right on man, thank you!

[@mopargm9329]

I love the GNX. I definitely remember the GSX and still rocking an L67 myself. My beautiful 04 Dale Jr supercharged Monte Carlo SS and love it even more than the total 13 W-bodies i've owned so far over the last 19 years

[@danowens7145]

I have a 2005 Tony Stewart Monte Carlo SS. Nice car. Just wished g.m didn't cheap out on the interior. And the worst thing in the interior has to be the steering wheel. When paint comes off the buttons and light shining through them.

[@mopargm9329]

@@danowens7145 my 04 Dale Jr had the same problem with the paint on the steering wheel buttons but I saved the ones off my last 03 galaxy silver SS Highsport that were perfect. And hell yea nice to hear from another owner of a driver edition L67. Also if you dress up all the interior trim with maguires high gloss wipes or spray it makes a world of difference

[@tonybrown6775]

I worked at at Buick Pontiac dealership on Southside of Indianapolis Regal GS was a car. Drove a bunch of them.

[@joshthemediocre7824]

I like anything cool from the 90's or 2000's. I like anything cool from anytime but those were my childhood years so they're always the fondest right! who doesn't love supercharged cars?

[@haylanriley7995]

I used to have a 99 GTP. It was such a fun car. It had that same 3800 S/C engine it, took it up to around 375 HP. Did a CAI, headers, Cold spark plugs, resonator delete, Computer turn for 93 and a smaller diameter S/C pully. I miss hearing that S/C whine.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

How was the torque steer since you made more power?

[@TonyBasuro]

Torque steer is entertainment.

[@lonewanderer3603]

Good timing. I just saw a Buick ULTRA today that was in pretty good shape and was thinking about these cars. Didn't know this existed.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Those are neat too

[@mr.randomperson9900]

Only shame is the transmission they paired with it! Still a really cool vehicle, but it’s is completely unegotiable you WILL have replace the trans.

[@hunteriggy2762]

​@@GreenHawkDriveif you could bring back buick GNX to modern time how much horse power & torque would you give it

[@liquidrepublic]

What smooth driving car. I like those a lot.

[@tkskagen]

I can imagine this GNX as an AWD Wagon, who sick it could have been!

[@chased6222]

If GM made one I would buy it! (As long as hp is over 340 and awd rear biased).

[@Winters_Folly]

That would've been sick

[@BrothersNBolts]

You all are going to think I'm full of shit, but that little boy in the jeans jacket is me at around 10 or 11 years old.

[@yyeezyy630]

The 2001 Buick GNX concept car was sold at Barrett auctions a long time ago. It’s also worth noting there’s videos of Grand Prix gtp’s doing 0-60 in 5.6 seconds with the 260 hp 3.8 series 3 with whatever the series 3 supercharger was. So around 5 second 0-60 300 hp is very possible.

[@kirbyswarp]

I have draggy data of my 1999 grand prix gtp with nothing but a CAI doing 6.2-6.3s 0-60. With bad launches it was doing 6.6.

[@ScrotieJohnson]

hoovies garage has a pace car with an n/a 3800 series 2 supposedly modded for 300+ hp for track use, could be bs but hey gm had cool shit they kept from us before.

[@jorgeantonini201]

@ScrotieJohnson Just saw that video yesterday It’s a 1of2 not road legal model made by GM exclusively for pace car use, sold at Barret-Jackson under a “junk title”…also for under $20k with around 750 original miles, and just over 800 miles by the time he got it to the car wizard

[@trashyspeeds266]

​@jorgeantonini201 making it a rebuild title would probably do wonders for that car, so it can finally be driven

[@punkem733]

@@kirbyswarp My 99 was slightly quicker (by .1-.2) and stock. Obviously a factory freak, but many of these cars were capable of decent launches with all that TQ, and the fact the cars were geared for low end power, rather then top end.

[@PigglyWigglyDeluxe]

Babe wake up, new Green Hawk video!

[@GreenHawkDrive]

😄

[@playanddisplay3636]

Traditionally Buick styling had ort holes that represented the number of cylinders the cars engines had installed. Six-cylinder cars got port holes in sets of three and eight cylinders got sets of four holes. This GNX concept having triple exhaust as well as triple port holes in the hood was no doubt a nod to this traditional Buick styling cue. Cool concept car in my opinion as it isn't far off of many of the Gm performance FWD cars in the era.

[@ScrotieJohnson]

not always the port holes mostly were mainly to show the extra length on the roadmasters and centuries upper tier models or long wheel base cars got 8 port holes as in 1953 buick quit using 6s until 1961. basically 6 meant a main line buick, 8 meant higher trim/ bigger buick not engine cylinders exclusively.

[@playanddisplay3636]

@@ScrotieJohnson True, however in this cars case I think we can agree that it was for the supercharged V-6, as this would have been the top trim line for this car, not the longest wheelbase for Buick granted.

[@ScrotieJohnson]

@@playanddisplay3636 yes sir/maam i was just giving the og context for them. As i belived it as 6/6cil and 8/8cil wasnt trying to argue lol.

[@playanddisplay3636]

@@ScrotieJohnson Yeah wasn't insinuating that you were. Thanks for the solid information. Have a good day.

[@ScrotieJohnson]

@@playanddisplay3636 yeah i was just making sure most people like to pick fights thank you and you as well.

[@thebionicbassplayer]

I had a 1997 Buick Regal GS, great car! I had to replace the engine, (rogue body shop raced it and messed up lifters) but was fortunate my mechanic found another 3800 V6 SC. The car was very quick, and you rode in great comfort. I was so impressed with it, after I sold it, I bought an 04 Impala SS with the same engine. I still have it after 10 years and it's still going strong!

[@tranquility6789]

It's about to get a lot more popular

[@Chitwn81]

I had a 02 Regal GS in the Burgundy with the gray lower rocker panels. It was fast af. Loved it. Had no issues. Drove it from Chicago to Fairhope, AL back in 2007 for my great grandmother's funeral. The monsoon sound system rocked as well.

[@louyork8379]

Yay!!! New Greenhawk!! I looked yesterday to see if I’d missed one lol. Love Buicks. Very excited about this video!!

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Hope you like it man!

[@louyork8379]

@@GreenHawkDrive I did!! Great video!! My Granny Shirley bought a new 2002 GS and thought it was too fast lol. I got to drive it a couple times going out to dinner with her. I was in my early 20s and really wanted to get on it but soon as I put it down a little she start grabbing the door handle and stress out lol. Never got to drive it alone but I’ve always thought it been a fun ride without an old lady in the passenger seat 😂

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Sweet sweet memories

[@louyork8379]

@@GreenHawkDrive yessir

[@2thPlace]

6:30 I can't explain it other than that was rhe classiest burnout i've ever seen.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

I agree

[@TonyBasuro]

Very open streets and oncoming show-car traffic. Professional Courtesy.

[@akrocuba]

Absolutely gorgeous! Bring these cars back and we will buy them!!!

[@bklynboyeny]

I love how you didn’t announce some of these were “concept cars” up until a quarter of the way into the video. So technically it isn’t considered “click bait”. 😂 Love your content😍 Keep at it 👍🏽

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Thanks man😄

[@87alval]

I had a 01 GSX and I loved it!! It was green with a silver lower body kit

[@HCChen86]

That Regal GNX looks amazing to me! Never know this concept exists

[@Scientists_dont_lie]

One of my dream cars would be the last gen Silver Arrow Riviera with some upgrades, such as: the full stage 3 GSX performance package. I love how the Delco stereos look in the riviera so id keep that and just get those Blue Tooth "tapes" for phone calls and GPS. Then add 18 or 18 inch wheel tire combo, Full dark walnut wood dash kit for the interior, and somehow drop the HUD from a grand Prix GTP into the riviera. The GSX is great but a moddestly modded last gen silver arrow with the stage 3 GSX upgrade would be amazing.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

That would make one heck of a car

[@JM-zn6wi]

I worked at a car rental place in the early 2000's that had a super charged regal, it was a pretty fun car and easily the fastest thing we had to rent out.

[@screanie]

No way this is a 1/1 I just saw this car going on a stroll, might’ve been the GSX but it had the exact two tone paint and had the hood

[@gebaskaras]

was here because of kendrick😂

[@GreenHawkDrive]

😂

[@towgod7985]

24 years later, I'am just finding out about this car and I would buy one tomorrow. Great video, Cheers.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Thank you!

[@mad_quack]

My first car was a Taurus but my second car was a ‘92 Buick regal custom and that was such a hardy car. I always thought it was ugly but was it dang reliable.

[@gsczr1]

The silhouette of the Buick GNX sedan looks a bit like today's Lucid. Fun video. Thanks. Cheers!!!

[@jameshammond680]

Right! Astute observation. 😊

[@ADR.Hi-Gain]

Awesome vid, never heard this new GNX?? Former owner of 2-87 GN's and currently own a 94 SLP Firehawk!

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Thanks man and right on💪

[@danielserna374]

Hawk another great video presentation didn't know about this model keep up the great work👍 !

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Thank you man, that means a lot!

[@BelushiSpeedBall]

Holy crap! Just checked marketplace, there is a stage 3 GSX for sale in Indianapolis

[@ella71971]

another great video! what a neat car to do a video on!

[@GreenHawkDrive]

@@ella71971 Thank you!

[@alexhouser4201]

Amazing vids!! You should do a video on sport trucks, yk like the gmc cyclones and typhoons. That kinda era

[@GreenHawkDrive]

I have made videos out performance trucks! They are older and aren’t as good though😂

[@alexhouser4201]

@@GreenHawkDrive oh haha Alr I'll go looking for it 🤣

[@nvragn]

Your video's just keep getting better every time. Ya im old and love my Buicks. Mom and dad always had one growing up as dad worked in the plant in Oshawa and always would get "Staff" cars. See you in the next one 👍 🇨🇦 🔧

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Thank you man, that means a lot!

[@nvragn]

@@GreenHawkDrive you are stuck with me now my friend 👍 🇨🇦 🔧

[@Kenneth-fu3js]

Great Episode!😎👍🏽👍🏽

[@aaronsnowden6311]

Never knew about these cars, thanks for the video.

[@IBR-SRT]

The 3800 is truly a solid engine. Especially the supercharged one, I truly wish that GM still made it. They're practically near goddam bulletproof and probably the only good American made V6 ever made, these V6's can last upwards of 300k miles with very little issues. I wish they still had a variant of it, maybe updated with dohc and vvt- that would be a beast of an engine. GM kept the 5300 why couldn't they keep the beloved 3800.

[@iamatlantis1]

kinda crazy the best thing GM ever made was allowed to slip through the cracks

[@jrms60r]

My parents owned a Grand Prix GTP with the Supercharged 3800 and later I bought a Buick Regal GS as my daily I owned a GTO also. The 3800 is one of best motors GM ever made.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Thanks for watching man! I enjoyed the video you made on the 50s styling craze in the 2000s!

[@AnthonyParrilloRI]

Another awesome video. I think a cool idea for you would be compare cars of certain brands that competed against each other at the time. Then your ranking on what you’d buy first to last.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Thank you and a while back, at the end of the video, I would rank them on a tier list. I haven't done that in a minute, but I should try to incorporate something like that again.

[@AnthonyParrilloRI]

@@GreenHawkDrive yes I agree I miss that

[@SHO1989]

I've never seen one but being an old guy, I love the look of both the concept and the limited production versions. I had an 89 SHO and yeah, the torque steer of FWD was not great, it was great fun to have a quick family sedan pulled great getting on the highway. I'd love to have one of these.

[@SHO1989]

@@GreenHawkDrive First gen SHOs were amazing!

[@UndesirablyStrange]

Mans video going to blow up and he has no idea why.

[@CSmith-gb1sl]

1n 75 there was a Bicentennial Century Package. & I remember going out with my dad & test driving a cherry Red '75 Century, with a silver interior & the silver side stripes, & the eagle on the side... never could find any history on that one.

[@kerrypierre9494]

Another cool vid bro, I'm not a fan of fwd but, that slp stage 3 is a good looking car 👍

[@chased6222]

Owned a rebuilt 98 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP and basically installed the SLP stage 3. Exhaust, ram air, smaller pulley, new nose drive, fuel pump and MSD ignition. Best Dyno was at 287hp crank. Lots of fun to drive until the engine caught fire.

[@MamesJatthew29]

Friend’s dad had bought a 2003 GSX (he had the First gen GSX muscle car after high school and had 2 GNs, his 86 getting stolen, and still had the ‘87 GN) and they fucking screwed for a Buick FWD or any FWD sedan. 300 Hp may not seem like a lot, today, but then along with the 320+ lbs/ft, was a big deal. The only performance-sapping issue, was the insanely tall geared 4 spd auto. It did have the limited slip, but good god- it could go from 50 to 100 in only second gear. He DID take it to a “run what ya brung” at the drags and on a hot, humid evening- managed a low 14 second pass. A better, even slightly-shorter-geared transmission and he probably could’ve tagged a high 13.

[@jameshammond680]

Bland but extremely reliable. With the 3800 supercharged in the GS, you would think the torque stear would be bad, but in my experience it wasn't. GM has done good work minimizing that. As far as FWD, I love it. I was raised on FWD and thats what im used to. I wouldnt have a RWD car because of the traction issue. Just my (albeit unusual) preference. Of course the most preferred for me would be AWD. All the way for sure. Great cars, special in a way a crossover could never be.

[@JisINSANE3]

3800 Supercharged 💪. Got an 04 impala SS i dropped a series III Gen V in. 3800 is such a good motor that Jeff dunham showed his dodge M4S interceptor from the movie the Wraith that has a 3800 SC in it on jay leno's channel.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Right on man

[@punkem733]

Back around the year 2000, J.D. Powers came out with a top 100 engines of the last 100 years. The 3800 is in the top 10. Not just good, one of the greatest motors ever. Too bad about that transmission.

[@strahinjastevic7480]

Just put "concept" in the title

[@greengabe5]

Just grow up

[@strahinjastevic7480]

@@greengabe5 Just stop dickiding

[@baltazard133T]

My grandfather had one, drove it 180,000 miles with nothing but routine maintenance and oil changes. The gsx that is.😊

[@BrandonJagger]

that red Lexus gs300 is clean though!!!

[@jarrynsmith]

The Holden monaro also came with a l67 in the cv6. i could see it being one of the spiritual successors of the gnx as the l67 was very successful here

[@trashyspeeds266]

Those rims are actually super nice

[@blackdeath3213]

I had a 2001 GP GTP with the supercharger. That motor was underrated! That thing cooked strait from the factory. I actually miss that car.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

They look great too!

[@chrismay2298]

The L67 with Eaton M90 were underrated on HP and TQ. 3" pulley and methane injection make for an easy 340 and 345.

[@mariomanningfan]

500 GNX's ever made. That hits different knowing that at least one of them will never see the road again. My best friend's dad from high school totaled one.

[@domagazio1386]

A friend of mine had a supercharged one back in 2006 with a few mods, we would take the passenger headlight out for full race mode, go troll civics in Longmont Colorado. Was a lot of fun that thing would smoke off the front tires!

[@autochatter]

Great vid Hawk! Drove several supercharged 3800 models in the past. They were pretty cool....Not Grand National cool though LOL.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Which models and of them what was your favorite?

[@autochatter]

@@GreenHawkDrive Prob the Bonneville SSEi, but even a Buick Park Avenue Ultra had its charms.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

@@autochatter Oh man, I love the SSEi. The seats in those bad boys look insanely comfortable!

[@autochatter]

@@GreenHawkDrive They were. The firmer,sportier ride was a plus for me, but none of these were sports cars LOL.

[@punkem733]

@@autochatter They never were intended to be.

[@fredwilliams7893]

Great video!

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Thank you!

[@celuiquipeut6527]

I have a century 2004 with 70 000kms on it. Its basically brand new. All white. Immaculate. I love it to bits. It's a 3.1. I am thinking about putting a supercharged 3.8 in it. MAke it my sleeper gnx. I Actually love the car....

[@DJMYC88]

I had a 01 Regal LS And I miss it. And I wish I could get anther one too. Id buy one just because of that sweet sweet 3800. It made 205HP The only reason I don't have my favorite car, (The Regal) Because my transmission went out.

[@yyeezyy630]

No the regals only made 205 hp with the 3.8. The regal gs made 240 with the l67. The Grand Prix and Camaro are the only cars with the 3.8 that made more then 205

[@DJMYC88]

@@yyeezyy630 I got my numbers wrong Sorry

[@Vince_uk]

Cool car, cool video.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Thanks!

[@meaculpamishegas]

I knew a lady who had a Pontiac GXP; it looked like it handled well because it was so wide and low, I didn’t know about the predecessor

[@johngavlick6479]

Somehow I didn't know this car existed

[@ernietv.]

Another underrated one is the 2012 Buick Regal GS in manual 6 speed. I had one great car.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

I agree!

[@austinwahl2945]

the older gnx is honestly is a sweet looking car for it's time and very fast

[@BelushiSpeedBall]

I had a 97 GTP, did a ZZP PCM, 3.6 pulley, and a 3” downpipe. Car was doing mid 5s for 0-60

[@GreenHawkDrive]

That’s awesome! I’ve always liked the look of those

[@olikat8]

GSX you could order & Ed Hamburger's (yes, the Mopar drag racer from the '70's) group did do the work- dealers did do the conversions as well, but SLP did convert them as well. I have the '99 PGA/Sea Fair Regal promo car, had worked on a research project at SMCO in '99 and bought it (with friendly help from the folks in Saginaw). Still have it, it has the fiberglass rear spoiler (SoCal Customs Mick Jones did the original), has an LSD in the GM Performance transaxle, intercooled, full exhaust-stainless headers to duals, Cadillac parts-bin rotor swap, 9C1 suspension with adjustable struts, a matching rear strut tower brace, and it's still pretty quick

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Wow. That's really cool man. My email is in the description, I'd love to see pictures!

[@olikat8]

@@GreenHawkDrive it's in the paint shop right now in Monroe, Washington. But definitely!

[@ChefD303]

Old hood rich car. Friend had one on 160 spoke gold Dayton's. Bad little whip.

[@Jag-leaper]

I had a 2002 Grand Sport back in 2017... For about a year and in that time I found that though the supercharged engine was exhilarating, it sucked gas like no tomorrow once you tapped into the supercharger and the supercharger is not always online the engine is very underpowered until you press the pedal far enough to "turn on". the supercharger and I found that annoying in daily driving as I don't want to always drive at 9/10ths to enjoy the power that the engine can deliver ...so all the engines power always felt like an on-off switch (which was admittedly purposely engineered into it by GM for fuel economy)and I found that the better motor all around was really the naturally aspirated version for daily use and enjoyability

[@MikeKalasnik]

I actually like the concept better! Also crazy how cheap it went at auction. Not sure why people would hate a concept car. I'd rather own something that the public never could get vs something that was available to the public.

[@calvincrews3885]

I hope someone takes care of the concept GNX GSX cars and show them sometimes

[@MrJayrock620]

I drove a lot of off lease GS’s when I worked at a dealership. They were quick cars for the day, and you can get them over 300hp with some work. Their Achilles heel though was the transmissions. They could barely hold up to the stock power of the engines

[@fgeiger41]

Excellent vid! A friend, who's maybe 100lbs soaking wet, got a GNX for graduation. Neither her nor her parents knew what they'd gotten her!!! She drove it like an economy car. This sounds like the same engine that was in Pontiac's 300 GPX concept that was drop dead. What's really heartbreaking is that Buick was looking to return to RWD in the 80s and converted a Regal coupe, sedan, and Reatta into RWD GN series to show how easy it could be done. They had both super or turbo charged 3.8s. Of course, GM said no. 😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬

[@thegrey8643]

I actually like the concept and would drive it although I agree, the standard dual exhaust is better looking than the three odd ball center pipes.

[@BelushiSpeedBall]

Awesome video!!! Did anyone have a stage 3 gsx?

[@charlesnickell7257]

I would love to have the gnx and whatnot from the 2000s

[@jmed412]

I had a 1998 Pontiac Bonneville with the supercharged 3800. I think it had 240 or 260 HP/

[@presmasterflash7555]

There was another GNX concept built on a Holden platform that was rwd and powered by a twin turbo Cadillac motor. Maybe around 2008 ish. It was the same platform the later GTO was, very similar if I recall correctly. Do would be around when those were in production.

[@mauriceldisgreecanadahaspr9560]

Nice Nice Buick GS Sedan Supercharged Bring it Back 😮😮😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤

[@raymond_sycamore]

Now Buick is just a 30 something suburban mom nue-minivan.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Yeah. The Regal GS and Tour X wagon are cool

[@liquidrepublic]

I've owned a 01 GS. They have a lot of little quirks (coolant elbows!) that you have to work out, but they're a fun car to own. And who can be mad at supercharger whine?

[@callforarchives]

I've seen one in my hometown, literally thought it was just a GS modified by the owner!

[@martinfernandonhs93]

I have the series 2 3800 NA, and I was thinking of top swapping it to get the extra 40HP & 80tq

[@ChrisRogersTheAngryChef]

I sold these for a Buick dealer- no one wanted them because it was FWD, end of story.

[@RC51Legend]

Interesting. So you didn't sell any cars because "no one wanted them because they were fwd"? So tell me what Buick from the early 2000s were rwd?

[@ChrisRogersTheAngryChef]

@@RC51Legend None. The Century sold because it was cheap and on sale. This piece of crap wasn't.

[@srfnsurfer]

Funny how GM still went and made the Monte Carlo and Impala SS. Which didn't sell.

[@hobbymanx9200]

What?! GNX 2000?! I’m so embarrassed I had no idea that it existed.

[@chevyboyforlife4234]

I've always wanted to take a super charged 3800 and put it into an S10 that had the 4 cylinder. It has the same bolt pattern.

[@jonell1425]

Great video and a painful reminder that this was the end of an era. An era when GM, at least, tried to be relevant.

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Thanks man and yeah😂

[@fabLS1]

What a horrific time for mid grade cars. At least we still had the F-bodies back then. Meanwhile in Australia they were making awesome front engine rear drive sedans and wagons still. Now sadly those are gone too.

[@xan5293]

If a grandpa has a midlife crisis a little too late.. he gets this..

[@GreenHawkDrive]

😂😂😂

[@Primus54]

Speaking as a 70-year old boomer, I approve this message! 😉🤣

[@charlesdiggs5297]

If they had adapted the all-wheel drive system that could have been really wold beaters

[@Kenneth-fu3js]

The 86 joint wasn’t that bad actually!! My buddy had one!😎👍🏽

[@keithert]

What's the name of the video where you're driving the 69 GTO

[@GreenHawkDrive]

@@keithert Man, I have no clue, sorry! Also, that’s not me driving at the end.

[@jasonfarnsworth5880]

I love it. I think it looks sick.

[@dougkennedy4906]

I had the 79. Sleeper car.

[@fredfuchs3573]

Well you survived the hurricane

[@GreenHawkDrive]

Sure did!

[@Battshimself]

These thing were pretty sick with BBS wheels and a lot of power. But they didn't make a lot of them.

[@alexander1485]

Ive seen the last official Oldsmobile 442... it was an Oldsmobile Intrigue 442

[@GreenHawkDrive]

I plan on making a video on that in the future!

[@alexander1485]

@@GreenHawkDrive it was at the mecum kissimmee auction, it has a v8.

[@Mullyboy2]

damn the new album experimental

[@gang-yc4je]

God if they made the gmx bro. The 3800 is an absolute animal.