1982 Buick Regal Manufacturer Promotional Video

An expanded Regal lineup, exciting V-6 turbo improvements, a host of engineering and styling refinements and standard and optional highlights the carryover 1982 Buick models. Buick’s hottest selling model as a coupe in 1981, Regal got a new sedan model and an estate wagon for 1982. The sedan, available in base and Limited versions, featured the formal roof line which proved popular on the 1981 Century series. The coupe received a revised swingaway grill. The entire Regal line was upgraded, with several new standard equipment features including body side moldings, multi-function control lever, whitewall tires, custom color coordinated seat belts, and voltmeter and temperature gauges on the Regal Sport Coupe.1982-Buick-Regal2 The Regal series got the popular 4.1 liter V-6 as an option for 1982, replacing the 4.3-liter V-8. The base Regal engine still was the 3.8-liter V-6. Available in coupe sedans and wagons, the 4.1-liter, which came with a four-barrel carburetor, offered an estimated 11 percent improvement in EPA city fuel economy and a seven percent improvement in highway fuel economy over the V-8 it replaced, while providing comparable performance levels.