Early '90s Buick Skylark Commercial

See they way they're using the seatbelts? That was GM's take on passive belts, although I don't know anyone who ever keeps them buckled and uses them that way. Most people didn't even know that was what you were supossed to do. I tried it once, very awkward getting in.

Yeah That was the "Automatic" seatbelts back in the 90's. My mom's friend has them in her Corsica she uses them manual. They look awkward to begin with!

i never realized that's why they put the belts on the doors. those seatbelts won't do much good if the door opens in a crash.

Yeah you roll out the door, lol!

steering wheel is kinda cool

i got a 96 right now and its so solid hit a deer at 60 and drove away some minor cosmetic damage though better interior styling than the early 90's version and better grill and styling outside to good power and milage with the v6 (21-29mpg) handles well anti lock airbags trac control only one complaint manual windows wtf? very good car though zero repairs so far and i drive it in northern michigan winters

anti-lock airbags. lol.

Are you kidding me? You're touting this car's red interior? Red was a common color throughout the 70s and 80s. It wasn't a big deal then. The interior of this car is so ugly, color aside, no wonder it was such a flop.

This was a very distinctive car back then. It looked like nothing else on the road. I do agree though that the red interior looks awful. Have you ever seen the interior of one of these in person? Talk about low-rent quality!

distinctive or ugly? i guess you can say amc pacers are distinctive looking too.