This car is already on sale in China and ... The next was changing the Buick badge. Known as the tri-shield logo, periodic updates over the years aimed to keep it looking fresh rather than dated.

Fewer of these were made than Buick's coach-built luxury cars from the 1930s. What car it is might surprise you, too. At first glance, it looks like a regular Buick you could get at the time.

Last year, the car received a facelift with the new Buick logo and new bumpers, lights, and wheels, and it still looks the same after this rather substantial mid-cycle refresh. There are some ...

and Buick’s new corporate tri-shield logo - now on the hood and no longer on the grille - to top it all off. Inside, there is a new steering wheel, and the dashboard has been redesigned to ...