Buick Grand National GNX
The Grand National GNX was one of the most iconic Buicks ever hit the market. The car was based on the GM G-Body and it was a turbo-powered coupe instead of the traditional V8 models. The sheer look and feeling of the GNX were unlike any other Buick that came before it. For a short period, the GNX was the fastest production car on the market, and it’s one of the most popular classic cars from the 1980s (via American Car Museum).
The GNX was the stuff of legends, and the engineering that went into it was phenomenal. GM recycled the same turbocharged technology and used it on the GMC Typhoon and the Syclone. Performance cars have always been a special segment of the automotive industry, and the GNX was as special as they came. A modern GNX close to the original one in design would be a welcome addition to anyone’s garage.