The Buick Skylark, a passenger car historically produced by Buick, underwent six production runs spanning 46 years. Over its production history, the model saw significant design changes influenced by evolving technology, shifting consumer preferences, and updated industry standards. Named after the skylark bird species, the Skylark initially debuted as a limited-production luxury convertible using the chassis of the Buick Roadmaster. After a brief hiatus, it was reintroduced in 1961 as a more luxurious alternative to the entry-level Buick Special, leveraging the latter's platform.
Throughout its iterations, the Buick Skylark evolved in response to market demands, with various trims and features reflecting different luxury and performance levels. Notably, the Skylark found a niche as
