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David Dunbar Buick ( Arbroath, 17 de setembro de 1854 — Detroit, 5 de março de 1929) foi um engenheiro estadunidense nascido na Escócia. [ 1] Fundou a Buick Motor Company . Em 1974 foi incluído no Automotive Hall of Fame .
Sep 14, 2008 · In 1902-03, David Buick built the second Buick automobile, which went to his new financial angel, Detroit businessman Benjamin Briscoe. At Briscoe's urging, David incorporated Buick Motor Co. on ...
David Dunbar Buick (born Sept. 17, 1854, Arbroath, Scot.—died March 6, 1929, Detroit, Mich., U.S.) was a pioneer American automobile manufacturer, after whom the Buick line of automobiles is named. Buick was taken to the United States in 1856. His first independent business venture was a company that made plumbing equipment, started in 1884.
Automotive Pioneer. He was a Scottish-American inventor, who was best-known for starting the car company that became the Buick Motor Division of General Motors Corporation (GM). He was born David Dunbar Buick on September 17, 1854 at 26 Green Street in Arbroath, Scotland. His father, Alexander Buick emigrated to the...
Second wife of David Dunbar Buick. From the Michigan Marriage Records: groom's name: David D. Buick groom's age: 58 years groom's birth date: 1865 groom's birthplace: Scotland bride's name: Margaret T. Harrington bride's age: 31 years bride's birth date: 1892 bride's birthplace: Ireland marriage date: 21 Aug...
Automotive Pioneer. He was a Scottish-American inventor, who was best-known for starting the car company that became the Buick Motor Division of General Motors Corporation (GM). He was born David Dunbar Buick on September 17, 1854 at 26 Green Street in Arbroath, Scotland. His father, Alexander Buick emigrated to the...
Automotive Pioneer. He was a Scottish-American inventor, who was best-known for starting the car company that became the Buick Motor Division of General Motors Corporation (GM). He was born David Dunbar Buick on September 17, 1854 at 26 Green Street in Arbroath, Scotland. His father, Alexander Buick emigrated to the...
