Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Kendrick Lamar wearing a colorful, patterned jacket on stage, smiling with braided hair and a necklace. Kendrick Lamar 's new ...

A thousand miles is nothing on a map and everything on an odometer. This GNX reads 1,066, smells new, and idles like a sealed time capsule. Somewhere between the sticker and the myth, Buick’s fastest ...

When you talk about American muscle cars, one of the key brand names that isn't far from being uttered is Buick. The General Motors-owned marque was a key player during the muscle car golden age of ...

Between 2012 and 2017, Buick’s Regal GS, adapted from the Opel Insignia, became the brand’s fastest production car with a 162 mph top speed, surpassing the legendary 1987 GNX. While the GNX excelled ...

A very special car made an appearance during the Super Bowl halftime show performance on Sunday night, with Kendrick Lamar taking a victory lap for his rap battle with Canadian rapper Drake in a 1987 ...

A car enthusiast bought a 1987 Buick GNX to surprise his wife on her birthday. The GNX has been her dream car for years, so the time has come for her to finally drive it. However, he got a reaction ...

It’s appropriate that Kendrick Lamar named his new album after the 1987 Buick Grand National Experimental. Produced in limited quantities, it was never as ubiquitous as its predecessor, the Buick ...

Artists are inspired by what they know—their experiences, their relationships, and, yes, the cars they drive. Musicians in particular have long romanticized vehicles in their lyrics, from the Weeknd’s ...

What Is A GNX From Kendrick Lamar’s New Album? The album title refers to a car: the 1987 Buick Grand National Regal GNX.

Named after the Winston Cup Grand National NASCAR Series, the high-performance version of the second-generation Buick Regal—the Grand National—was designed with one thing in mind: driving real, real ...

The Superbowl Halftime show holds a grand American tradition of boring old white dudes complaining that they don't understand popular culture, and the zeitgeist is moving on and leaving them behind.