In February 1982 the Grand National debuted, named for the NASCAR Winston Cup Grand National Series, as Buick had won the Manufacturers Cup in 1981 and 1982 and hoped to revive its performance image of the 1960s with the Skylark Gran Sport. In January 1982 the Century was replaced by an all new car on the front wheel drive A platform, so the Regal gained a four door sedan and five door wagon. The Grand National name came from NASCAR's Winston Cup series.
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