In April 2007 General Motors reintroduced the Park Avenue nameplate in China on a luxury sedan that replaced the Buick Royaum, based on the Australian built Holden Caprice of the WM and WN generation. It was offered in five trim levels, and the Park Avenue was powered by Australian built versions of the GM High Feature engine. The standard engines were the 2.8 liter LP1 and the 3.6 liter LY7. This page belongs to the Buick Park Avenue model on its Buick make page, and it links to the generation and the neighbouring model years so that the whole run of the model can be followed in order.
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it was assembled by Shanghai GM from CKD kits
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