For comparison, a 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix with the "Tri-Power" V8 engine was tested by Motor Trend at the time as being able ...

In fact, it was Buick’s biggest engine, the 401-cubic-inch (6.6-liter), 325 gross horsepower V8 (330 PS). The Wildcat package had ... also hit the streets in ’66 with the first-gen Dodge ...

Thus, to the confusion of many Buick initiates, you pop the hood on a Buick Wildcat ... a vintage engine that comes with a thoroughly rugged, modern transmission! These were in '64-66 models ...

Sarah Renshaw got an $800 discount and paid $4,197.66 for her car ... was the second most performant engine in the lineup at the time. Dubbed ‘Wildcat 465’ (Buick marketed the eight-cylinder ...

This story is without a doubt one of the most interesting engine swap tales you’ll find, and the car it’s going in—a 1963 Buick Wildcat convertible—is equally special. Really, it’s ...

like the Fireball and Wildcat. These days, however, Nailhead is arguably the better-known name for many Buick engines of the era. It may also be the toughest nickname any engine has ever earned.

and Wildcat. Between 1968 and 1970, Buick joined two of GM's other divisions in unveiling 455 cubic-inch V8s. Oldsmobile was first with its Rocket 455 engine, and Pontiac and Buick both followed ...