What is a 1987 Buick Grand National 1987 worth?

While not a high-end car, the 2nd gen Buick Regal wasn’t dirt cheap, and the Grand National similarly had a high end of the low-end price. For the most epic, prolific, and collectible year of 1987, the Grand National had a base price of $16,617, or the equivalent of $38,745 in today’s money.

What size turbo does a Buick Grand National have?

3.8-liter
Pumping out a then-stout 200 horsepower and 300 pound-feet of torque, the rear-wheel drive, 3.8-liter turbo coupe could blast through the quarter mile in 15.9 seconds.

How rare is a 1987 Buick Grand National?

It is no wonder that the Grand National has become a rare find among car geeks as only 30,022 units were produced during the car’s short lifespan. Though 1987 was a successful year for the Grand National, it also turned out to be the last time that such an iconic model would continue to be manufactured by Buick.

Was the Grand National Twin Turbo?

For another edition of “Impromptu Street Races,” this black Buick Regal Grand National comes equipped with a twin turbocharged LSX. That means it’s always ready to hit absurd speeds. Here’s a video showing this piece of American muscle displaying its incredible power.

What was the fastest Buick Grand National?

Lot #1249 – The “World’s quickest and fastest Super Stocker” NHRA (National Hot Rod Association) Super Stocker….Lot #1249 1987 BUICK REGAL GRAND NATIONAL NHRA RECORD HOLDING DRAG RACER.

What year Grand National is worth the most?

1987
The $205,000 1987 Buick GNX is the most expensive Grand National ever sold on Bring a Trailer. In short, the Buick GNX has a secure spot in performance-car history, especially after it was nicknamed ‘Darth Vader’s car.

What year was the fastest Buick Grand National?

Back in 1987 the fastest U.S. production car ever to be produced was the Buick Grand National/GNX….The Fastest U. S. Production Car.

What was the best selling car in 1987?

For the sixth year in a row, Ford Motor Co.’s F-series pickup truck kept its spot as the best-selling car or truck in the United States, with 550,125 units sold during 1987, up 1 percent from 1986’s total.