Buick GS350 Xenon Headlights GS350 HID Kit Lights Conversion

In 1967 Buick introduced the GS 340 or GS California. However, due to poor sales, it was replaced by Buick GS 350 and similar GS California in the following year. Sales of the improved line doubled and had reached almost 10,000 in 1970. In fact, it lasted longer than the previous models. The line was terminated in 1975. The model was marketed, though not nationally, as a value-for-money car. It had the design of the era's supercars, but the price and cost of maintenance was adjusted to be more of an economical car. The performance levels were also comparably reasonable. The cars were installed with the small engines typical of the series but the exterior had luxurious fittings such as a vinyl top, chrome-made package, GS emblems, and special California scripts and also have xenon lights. Although, the interior bench seats were standard and accessories were kept to a minimum to help keep the price low and affordable, the iconic HID kit was still installed as with other lines. The response for this was positive. In 1968, the moeal was officially launched. The car was marketed as a high performance family sports car at an economy car price, targeting the Golden State motorists. 1969 saw the termination of the Buick GS 350 line. For the first time, the car was featured in Buick's catalog. As usual, vinyl tops were added to the car’s iconic GS logo on the sail panel.