1970 Buick Wildcat
The 1970 Wildcat was not the best-known Buick in the lineup, but it was one that millennials will never experience. The car had a stylish two-door design that was very reminiscent of the Impala. The engine choices on the Wildcat were at the top of the food chain for this period. It was cars like the Wildcat that defined the era (via Hagerty).
The Wildcat was sold in four different body styles but the convertible was the standout model. The performance was one of the main selling points, but the styling was also strong. The sales numbers for the Wildcat were not as strong as other two-door cars from the same era.