The main reason for the suspension of production of Boulevard is that it has not formed a brand appeal in the country and the company's policy has changed, so it has stopped production. Buick Boulevard officially ceased production in 2012, and the last model was the 2011 Boao Forum Commemorative Edition. The originator of American car culture: the Buick Super Riviera hardtop coupe was launched in 1949. The high price did not stop the tide of enthusiasm because its materials and craftsmanship were top-notch.

The Boao version of the Boulevard inherits the original shape of Buick for 100 years. The vertical waterfall grille, which is very characteristic of the family, makes the front face look majestic and stable, and is also decorated with chrome strips. Judging from the lenses of the headlights, the Boao version is equipped with HID xenon headlights. The metal underneath is the standard cleaning device for the xenon lights, which is full of technology.

Buick Boulevard officially ceased production in 2012, and the last model was the 2011 Boao Forum Commemorative Edition. The main reason for the discontinuation of production is that the brand did not have strong appeal in the country and the company's policy changed, so production was discontinued.

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Buick’s trademark pattern

Buick’s trademark pattern is based on three shields in a circle. Its arrangement gives people a feeling of a high starting point and continuous climbing, symbolizing a spirit of positivity and continuous climbing. Its origin can be directly traced back to the family crest of the Scotsman David Dunbar-Buick, the founder of the automobile manufacturing industry.

The originator of American car culture

In 1949, the Buick Super Riviera hardtop coupe was launched. The high price could not stop the tide of enthusiasm, because from the materials to the The craftsmanship is top notch. The most commendable thing is that it almost accompanies all its owners for the rest of their lives and is passed on to the next generation. From Road Rover to Super Riviera, Buick has created quintessential American cars and a distinctive American car culture. After the Super Riviera, a large number of followers appeared in the American automobile industry, and its significance to the American automobile industry can be seen as extraordinary.

The car that established the design trend of an era

In 1950, the roaring majesty of fighter jets inspired Buick designers to burst out, and the Buick Lesabre convertible concept car surprised the world. In his eyes, it established the design trend of American classic cars in the 1950s. The Lesabre convertible concept car had two more prominent technologies at the time. One was the use of dual fuel (gasoline and alcohol), and the other was equipped with a moisture sensor that would automatically close the roof when the owner left and it rained. These were pioneers in automotive technology at the time.