Buick Invicta Engine Cooling Parts

The Buick Invicta was presented in 1959, replacing the Century as full-sized mid-priced high-performance model. Muscled with a statuesque beauty, slender with gorgeous and elaborate fins, the Buick Invicta was awesome, looking really “unvanquished”, according to its Latin name. Different trims were available: a 4-door sedan and hardtop, 2-door hardtop and convertible, and 4-door station wagon. The peak performance claimed by the U.S. carmaker was provided by a V8 engine, being rated at 325 horsepower. Entering the 1960s, the Buick Invicta became smaller and less sculpted, meeting new tastes of American customers. In 1962 the Buick Wildcat was launched as a special trim of the Invicta, becoming a freestanding model and replacing it in 1963.

If you are the lucky owner of the Buick Invicta, you realize how much power is released by its engine and how annoying and dangerous the excessive heat can be for the health of the vehicle. If the cooling system of your full-size car doesn’t work properly, look at our online catalog, where we offer replacement parts produced by the most reliable aftermarket companies. Apart from premium Buick Invicta cooling parts, you can also get useful pieces of advice at the online Help Center.