General Motors affirmed today that it will bring together the North American-spec 2011 Buick Regal at its Oshawa Car Assembly plant in Canada with production set to commence in the first quarter 2011. The all-new Buick Regal is planed to go on sale in the States next Spring, with first year models to be built alongside its Opel Insignia twin at GM’s Opel plant in Russelsheim, Germany.
“The new Regal provides Buick with a new performance sedan and its manufacturing here in Oshawa is terrific news for our employees, the CAW, dealers and suppliers,” said Arturo Elias, president, General Motors of Canada.
“Combining Buick’s top position in the industry in terms of brand quality with the Oshawa Car Plant’s long-standing reputation for top quality assembly means customers’ highest expectations will be met with this mid size sport sedan.”
The new Buick Regal mid-size sedan unites the Chevy Camaro and Equinox, and the GMC Terrain as the fourth new vehicle in the production commitment that was part of the agreement with the Canadian and Ontario Governments. GM said that a fifth car to be added in the near future.
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