For 1952 Buick refined, rather than redesigned their cars, which were now in the fourth spot on the sales charts. The 1952 Buick Super sports three ventiports per side on its long front fenders. Changes included a new sweeping spear molding that broadened and curved sharply into bright trim that ran almost the full length of the rocker panel. With its raised decklid and bold front end styling the car sat tall, proud and powerful.

Power came in the form of a 263-3-cid, 120-hp inline eight-cylinder engine with an automatic transmission. Only 1,641 examples of this car were reported built for this model year and it looks fantastic in green with the signature wood body components and tan interior, plus radio and plenty of sophisticated period luxury.