The Buick Roadmaster is a historically significant automobile model that was produced by Buick in several iterations over the years. Initially launched in 1936, it was manufactured until 1942 before being reintroduced in 1946. The production continued until 1958 when it was considered as Buick's flagship vehicle. During this period, Roadmasters were known for their spacious design, being built on Buick's longest non-limousine wheelbase and sharing structural elements with other luxury models like Cadillac Series 65 and Buick Limited.
After a hiatus, the Roadmaster made a comeback in 1991 and was produced until 1996. This revival marked a shift, with the Roadmaster sedan, a C-body vehicle in previous
