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FLINT, MICH. — Buiek today presented its 1953 Golden Anniversary line of cars, featuring a high compression, valve-in-head V-8 engine of new design in both the Roadmaster and Super Series, a new Twin Turbine Dynaflow that greatly improves performance and economy, and fresh new styling inside and out.
The new engine, which develops 188 horsepower in the Roadmaster and 1T0 in the Super, is of the 90-degree **V" type with a compression ratio of 8.5-to-l, the highest in the industry.
Buick’s power steering, which proved so popular last year, has been made standard equipment on the 1953 Roadmaster and ia-offered as an option on the Super and Special.
Power brakes, which take 75 per cent of the effort out of braking, are offered as optional equipment on the Roadmaster.
New styling features include a »«" en<!* new headlights modelled after those on the BmSc’s famed X P-800, new rear Tenders and interior trim combinations unequalled for beauty and luxury. Buick's generous-sized bodies continue to be featured in 1953. They offer the maximum roomi~
and comfort available in the
“We have made more important «« Jk* ££kL *^*!n®eri,n3 changes in the 1958 Buick than in any
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