1962 Buick Invicta Series 4600 Convertible

The Invicta series in 1962 had all of the features of the LaSabre plus Deluxe wheel covers and a four-barrel carburetor. 13,471 convertibles were produced at a factory price of $3,617.

The Invicta name was derived from a Latin word that signifies unconquerable, invincible and unbeatable. The Invicta line was introduced in 1959 and is a mating of the LeSabre models with the 401 Nailhead V8, DeLuxe wheel covers, and an engine 'Power-Pak' (four-barrel induction system). The factory price was $4,366. The engine is a 401 cubic-inch V8 that develops 325 horsepower. Production was 7,894 units.

The Invicta name was revived by Buick with a concept car being shown at the April 2008 Beijing China Auto Show.

Advertising slogan: 'Something to believe in. Wouldn't You Really Rather Have a Buick?'

This Invicta has an optional Aqua top available by special order from the factory. It has received Multiple Preservation awards at BCA and AACA. It is a National Award Winner (Best Buick) at BCA and AACA. It was Awarded Best of Show - GM at the Willestead Classic. The car has been restored only as necessary. The interior is original and the exterior has been repainted in the original color.