For 1962 and 1963 the LeSabre came standard with a two barrel carbureted version of the 401 V8 rated at 280 horsepower, or a no cost economy low compression version rated at 260 horsepower. For 1961 and 1962 the automatic transmission was standard on the LeSabre and all other full sized Buicks, though in 1963 it was moved back to the option list. The 1962 LeSabre was in the second year of the generation, with an optional economy engine.
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