* Buick is part of General Motors (GM). GM sources parts from a vast global network of suppliers.
* Parts are often made in multiple locations. The same part might be made in different countries for different models or even different years of the same model.
* Manufacturing locations can change over time. GM adjusts its supply chain based on factors like cost, availability, and political situations.
To find out where specific Buick parts are made, you'd need to:
1. Identify the part number. This can be found on the part itself or in a parts catalog.
2. Contact a Buick dealership or a parts supplier. They might be able to tell you where the part is made, or at least which country it's sourced from.
3. Search online. You can try searching for the part number and "manufacturing location" or "made in" to see if you can find any information online.
It's important to remember that even if you find information about the origin of a part, it's possible that the manufacturing process involves multiple countries. For example, a part might be designed in one country, manufactured in another, and assembled in a third.
