Vehicle Description
Name:1941 Buick
VIN: 1941BUICK
Doors: 4
Exterior Color: Blue
Model: 1941 Buick
Stock Number: 5
Year: 1941
Description: The 1941 Buick represented a major styling and engineering leap forward for Buick, setting the stage for the brand’s postwar success. With its bold new design featuring a wider grille, integrated headlights, and smoother fender lines, the ’41 Buick stood apart as both modern and elegant. Finished in classic proportions with Buick’s trademark waterfall grille, the 1941 models offered a balance of luxury, performance, and affordability, making Buick one of America’s top-selling brands at the time. Under the hood, the 1941 Buick came standard with the 320 cu in Fireball straight-eight engine (smaller displacement straight-eights in lower models), paired with a 3-speed manual transmission. That year also introduced Buick’s innovative “Compound Carburetion” system, which boosted horsepower and efficiency, giving the car performance to match its striking looks. Inside, the cabin was designed for comfort, with broad cloth or leather upholstery, chrome and wood-grain dash trim, and large round gauges in an Art Deco style. Buick also emphasized safety and convenience, with hydraulic brakes, turn signals, and sealed-beam headlights as standard equipment. The 1941 model year was significant as it was the last full production year before World War II, making these Buicks a sought-after collectible today, admired for their design, engineering, and historical importance.
