Buick Model 10

The Buick Model 10 was introduced at the New York Auto Show in 1907. It was powered by a 2.7 L four-cylinder, gasoline, valve-in-head engine. From 1908 through 1910 the company made over 23,000 of the car in two versions: a four-seat Turing Car and a three-seat Roadster.  The standard models were painted in a creamy light gray color and carried the nickname of The Little White Car. In 1910 The car sold for about $1,000.