BUICK

Buick is an American automotive brand founded in 1903, currently owned by General Motors. The brand specializes in engine components, cooling systems, suspension elements, and braking mechanisms for premium segment vehicles. Parts are distributed under the GM Genuine Parts and ACDelco labels. The product range is focused on maintaining the technical specifications established during the vehicle design process.

Country

USA

Brand History

1. 1903: David Dunbar Buick founds the Buick Motor Company. 2. 1908: William Durant uses Buick as the foundation for establishing General Motors. 3. 1930s: Introduction of straight-eight engines and independent front suspension. 4. 2000s: Strategic shift towards North American and Chinese markets. 5. 2026: Full integration into the global General Motors supply chain.

Key OEM Customers

General Motors (in-house assembly lines)

Type

OEM-Vehicle Manufacturer

Ecology

No information available.

Brand Authentication

The GM Genuine Parts security system is utilized, featuring holographic elements on packaging and unique identification numbers. Batch codes are applied via laser engraving on metal component housings. The code format consists of 8 characters, with the first two indicating the manufacturing plant code.

Certificates

IATF 16949, ISO 9001.