Buick Century debuted in 1982 introducing the longer intermediate front-wheel drive. It came out with coupe, sedan and station wagon. Buick Century is being manufactured by General Motors Corporation. The 1991 Buick Century got only a new grille, turn signals and front-end trim. In 1992 it had dropped its price. In the following there was an added driver-side airbag which is optional for Special trim, body colored rub strips and side moldings.
 

The Engine has become a 2.2-liter which was a replacement for the 2.5-liter engine. The driver-side airbag so as an antilock braking was made standard for all trims in 1994 model, however the trims were only the sedans and wagons, for the coupe was dropped this time. Also new is a grille, a 120-horsepower generating 2.2-liter engine and a 3.1-liter V6, while only a backlit instrument cluster and seats were the changes in 1995.
 

Before the Buick had undergone complete redesign in 1997, the 1996 year model offered the engine coolant that was intended to last for five years as well as the stainless steel exhaust system, and the V6 engine was made standard for all models except for the Special sedan. After fifteen years the total redesign came. Buick Century came out as a midsize sedan with more than 4 inches longer than its predecessor. The station wagon was dropped. The Century has now offered dual airbags and antilock brakes. In 1998 there were few changes which include the reduced-power airbags.

 

Traction control and a standard tire-inflation monitor came out for 1999, and the suspension has returned. In the next four year many changes occurred with Buick to further enhance its performance and convenience with adding more items for the purpose. Before the end of 2004, the 2005 Buick Century shall come out in the market.