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Buick Centurion Overview
One of the shortest-lived Buick nameplates, the Centurion was
unveiled in 1971 as a replacement for the Buick Wildcat,
positioned as the performance model in the Buick full-size
lineup. It shared its chassis with the LeSabre. However, the
model was discontinued before the '74 year, due to falling
demand for such massive vehicles. A total of 110,539 were built
during the model's brief run.
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