Buick Automobiles

Buick is one of the world's oldest automobile brands, founded in 1903 by David Dunbar Buick in Detroit, Michigan. As the cornerstone upon which General Motors (GM) was established in 1908, Buick has evolved from a pioneering American luxury manufacturer into a global automotive powerhouse with a massive presence in both North America and Asia.

In the modern era, Buick's manufacturing and sales strategy is heavily split between the United States and China. While the brand originated in the US, it has achieved legendary status in China, which has become its largest and most significant market. Production is carried out in several facilities across North America and through the SAIC-GM joint venture in China.

Today, Buick is positioned as a premium brand within the General Motors portfolio, bridging the gap between mainstream Chevrolet and luxury Cadillac. The brand is currently focused on a transition toward an all-electric future under the 'Electra' sub-brand, utilizing GM's global EV platforms to maintain its status as a leader in comfort and modern automotive technology.