For the 1986 model year, the Buick Grand National roared onto the scene with a completely redesigned engine, featuring an improved turbo-charger that could blow the socks off any unsuspecting pedestrian. Equipped with a vastly improved computer fuel management system, this luxury muscle car is a stealthy powerhouse, underrated at 235 hp and delivering 335 lbs of torque to the wheels. It’s like a lion in a tuxedo, smooth yet ferocious—a perfect blend of sophistication and raw power.
For the 1986 model year the Grand National has a completely redesigned engine with an improved turbo-charger. The computer fuel management system has been greatly improved, and, along with a large number of other lesser upgrades to complete the package. The Gran National luxury muscle car is under-rated by Buick at 235 hp (175.24 kW) developed and 335 lbs (454Nm) torque is put to the wheels.
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