The Buick Automobile 1904-1909 & The Buick Motor Car Co.

In 1906, Buick introduced two new models. The model F was a larger and more expensive automobile than the preceding model C. The model G was a runabout in the same price range of the earlier model C. Over 1,400 Buick automobiles were made in the 1906 production year. In 1907, Buick marketed a new four cylinder engine and four new models, the model D and model H at the high end of the market and the model K and model S at the low end. Production really stepped up in 1907 with 4,100 cars and the next year it doubled to 8,750. The Buick model F and G were selling well and retained for three more years. No other brand was offering its customers so much choice, nor was any brand selling as fast as the Buick. By 1908, less than four years after Durant took over, The Buick Motor Car Co. had overtaken both Oldsmobile and Cadillac in sales.

1908 Buick Model 10 Touring Runabout