Buick Estate Driveline & Axle Parts

Buick first applied the name Estate in 1940, when a 5-door station wagon version of the Super model was launched. The nameplate was used to designate top-end station wagon versions of full-size Buick models. Eventually in 1970, the Estate was introduced as a freestanding model. Based on the GM B-body platform, the model largely shared the underpinnings with Buick’s Wildcat, Le Sabre and a number of Chevrolet and Pontiac models. The Estate was available until 1990, when its third generation was phased out prior to the revival of the Roadmaster station wagon.

Safety on the road must be of the highest priority, no matter what vehicle is considered. As driveline parts and axles carry out heavy loads and accumulate much potential energy within the operating, their breakdown may lead to very severe consequences. That’s why any worn or damaged driveline component should be replaced as soon as it is revealed. Visit our virtual shop to get all needed replacement parts fast and at a reasonable cost. Take an advantage of using our elaborately arranged stock list right from the comfort of your home at any time convenient for you. Our Buick Estate driveline & axles, as well as a great number of other automotive products, are available here 24/7.