The Buick Velite was a roadster concept car designed by Buick, the General Motors division, and built by the coachbuilder Gruppo Bertone on the Zeta platform. Buick first presented it to the public at the 2004 New York International Auto Show. A concept car of this kind is a show vehicle that previews styling and engineering ideas instead of a model sold to customers, and the source article describes only this 2004 presentation and the car's design and construction. It is a different vehicle from the later Buick Velite 6, which is listed separately in this atlas and only shares the Velite name.
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