by CTK 88 April 14, 2011
<verb>
To be trapped behind an old person who is driving slowily without the possibility of passing. Most often is performed by a person driving a Buick, but also common with Lincolns, Caddilacs, and other land yachts.
To be trapped behind an old person who is driving slowily without the possibility of passing. Most often is performed by a person driving a Buick, but also common with Lincolns, Caddilacs, and other land yachts.
by Beat_the_Beetis September 11, 2009
Buicks are sadly underappreciated. Yes, they are all land yachts, and yes, they have a bad rep from old people not knowing how to drive them.
But they run forever, can survive a crash with nearly anything, and nine times out of ten, are faster than your little import four-banger.
But they run forever, can survive a crash with nearly anything, and nine times out of ten, are faster than your little import four-banger.
Videos exist of the 1987 Buick Regal GNX schooling Corvettes and 5.0 Mustangs. Anyone who says Buicks are slow is grossly uneducated.
by Danny April 1, 2005
Yea, old people drive slow and own buicks, but i own a '76 buick century and im 17 and i drive fast and my steel body will crush your fiberglass shit.
by Chris November 10, 2004
Car thats full of American pride and beats the yippie MTV certified import piece of crap u probably drive!
I'll take my Buick over your To-yo-yo!
by Sharpe J. November 2, 2004
Buick was a premium automobile manufacturer that formed the financial foundation for the creation of General Motors in 1908. Since then, Buick has been a premium division of General Motors. For over 100 years, Buick has produced some of the most reliable and stylish American automobiles available to the world.
Buick is currently moving towards luxury status and is stretching out internationally. It is predicted that within the next few years Buick will have higher annual sales in Asia than in the US.
Buick is currently moving towards luxury status and is stretching out internationally. It is predicted that within the next few years Buick will have higher annual sales in Asia than in the US.
Buick's venerable reputation as a choice vehicle for "doctors" & “lawyers” was built upon their unmatched level of comfort and bullet-proof reliability that insured the doctor and lawyer would arrive at their appointments safely, in style, and respectably “on time” regardless of conditions.
by Revere April 7, 2004