2003 Buick Park Avenue vs Lincoln Town Car Manufacturer Promo
Buick was bringing back portholes (Venti-Ports) as a design cue to symbolize its centennial year. Three functional chrome-plated portholes now graced the front fenders of the revised 2003 Park Avenue Ultra. This luxury flagship also gained a more prominent grille inspired by the Lacrosse concept car, 17-inch chrome alloy wheels, turn-signal mirrors, and specially tuned Gran Touring suspension. The Ultra retained its supercharged 3.8L/240-hp V-6 and plush interior appointments. Meanwhile, the standard Park Avenue carried over unchanged, as a full-size luxury sedan with plenty of standard features and a normally aspirated 3.8L/205-hp V-6.
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