Buick revived the Roadmaster nameplate in 1991, the automaker tapped into nostalgia for the fullthrottle, road-hogging prowess of the original Roadinaster that Buick retired in 1958. But the '91 Roadmaster Estate Wagon's 5-liter, 170-hp V8 engine-small for a 4,400-pound vehicle only kindled a sentimental yeaming for the engine muscle of the original.We applaud Buick's decision to put a more powerful engine into the '94 Roadmaster Estate Wagon, giving this venerate nameplate the punch it deserves: Its 5.7-liter, 260-hp V8 engine, in a 4,572-pound wagon, evoked memories of cruising the main drag in dad's big 1960 Olds right after he had the bands tightened.Click here to read more