What's the history of the 1941 Buick Limited model and how many were produced?

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The **1941 Buick Limited** was Buick's flagship luxury model, part of the Series 90 Limited line produced from 1936 to 1942. It was designed as a stately alternative to Cadillac, emphasizing durability and elegance. In 1941 specifically, **3,006 units** were produced, with total production across all years (1936–1942) reaching **16,106 units**. The 1941 model featured an extended-wheelbase limousine body and competed directly with Cadillac's luxury sedans. Production ceased in early 1942 due to World War II. For deeper details, see [Classics Dude](https://classicsdude.com/buick-series-90-limited-1936-1942/) or the [Buick Limited Wikipedia page](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buick_Limited). Would you like help exploring similar pre-war luxury cars?

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