Buick XP-300
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buick-xp-300-257-17982361
title:
Buick XP-300
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The Buick XP-300 is a concept car created by General Motors in 1951. It is a counterpart to GM's Le Sabre concept, with which it shares many mechanical components, including its supercharged V8 engine, which could run on either gasoline or methanol. The XP-300 is representative of GM's "long and low" design philosophy in the 1950s, and includes numerous innovative features ranging from push-button power windows and seats to hydraulic jacks and de Dion axles. Claimed to have attained a top speed
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Motor vehicle
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buick_XP-300
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date modified:
2024-01-08T21:12:15Z
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