A large displacement engine would not reappear in a LeSabre until 1970 when a 455 cubic inch V8 was introduced as an option and was offered through 1976. Starting in 1964 all LeSabre models except the Estate Wagon had shared their drivetrains with the midsize Buick models. The 1970 LeSabre was the last of the third generation. The 1970 LeSabre was the final year of the third generation, with the larger 455 engine available.
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