The Electra, along with all other 1959 Buicks, featured all new styling not shared with other GM divisions. The restyling included slanted headlights along with a highly chromed square grille. The rear of the car featured "Delta-Fins" and round taillights. Exterior distinction from other Buicks came from extra-wide moldings and a massive Electra emblem on the front fender extensions.

This fully restored 1959 Buick Electra 225 is in very good overall condition. Featuring its factory color combination of Artic White exterior with a luxurious red leather interior. The rare option of front bucket seats makes this Buick Electra standout in its class. The power equipment on this Buick includes steering, brakes, windows, seats and top. The car is also nicely equipped with air conditioning, AM radio and rear seat speaker.

When opening the hood, you see a pristine engine bay featuring a 401ci “Nailhead” eight-cylinder engine producing 325hp. The air filter with the “Wildcat” logo supplies the 4-barrel carburetor with all the air needed to move this Buick down the road. The Nailhead motor is mated to a smooth shifting Twin Turbine Dynaflow 2-speed automatic transmission while the stopping power for this classic Buick is supplied by the aluminum finned power drum brakes.

The iconic features of this Buick provide for a pleasurable cruise down memory lane.