Buick Century Xenon Headlights Century HID Kit Lights Conversion

Between 1936 to 2005, Buick Century was introduced as a line of performance automobile for a mid-size car. Between 1936 and 1942, the line was characterized by a shorter wheelbase special bodies and the strongest eight-cylinder engine. Thus, the line was the fastest of the era and was known as "the banker's hot rod." It was brought to a standstill at the end of 1942 as only ten percent of the company’s total output is derived from the production. Again in 1954, the company reintroduced the brand using the same approach of mixing smaller and lighter special body with its largest and strongest V8 engine. This is so that the line would be projected and classified as a performance vehicle. Variations to the line were also introduced in this period. One of which is the station wagon model. This has a body style that had been unavailable during the line’s first production period of 1936 to 1942. Also, Buick Century was installed with HID kit and xenon lights as with other models. In 1959, Buick Century was renamed as the Invicta. The new line still retained the A-body platform. In 1997, however, it was moved towards the W-body platform, aligned more closely to its former regal sibling. A limited model of Buick with special trim was produced in 2005 to mark the end of the name. The last car of this model was manufactured on October 25, 2004.