The 1949 Buick Roadmasters were characterized by their long sweeping hoods, which housed the Buick straight-eight engine, designed by Joseph D. Turlay, who later also designed the first Buick V-8, and the famous V-6.Besides the body-length fenders, panoramic curved windshield, one piece wraparound bumpers, and teeth-like grill, the most recognizable feature was probably the chrome-ringed "VentiPorts" on both sides of the front quarter panels, which served as heat outlets for the engine compartment. Because of its low production numbers and high level of luxury, the Roadmasters are the Buicks that collectors look for. Motor Max captures every detail of this stunning vehicle with this 1:18 scale die-cast replica.