- 1982–1986 Factory-verified
Wikipedia's Century article gives it to U.S. cars for 1986 only and to Canadian cars from 1982; its 60° V6 article and the parts catalog list the Century from 1982; shared A-body engine code, cited from the Chevrolet Celebrity kits for 1983–1986; 1982 from the 60° V6 article and the parts catalog
GM Heritage factory kit — 1983 Chevrolet Celebrity, p.6.GM Heritage factory kit — 1984 Chevrolet Celebrity, p.8.GM Heritage factory kit — 1985 Chevrolet Celebrity, p.15.GM Heritage factory kit — 1986 Chevrolet Celebrity, p.41.
Also described as 2.8 L (173 cu in) V6, 2-barrel carburetor (VIN X)Engine, 2.8 L (173 cu in) V6, 2-barrel carburetor
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Documented applications
- 2018–2019 Factory-verified
2018: Sport Touring, Preferred II, Essence, Premium: O; 2019: Sport Touring, Essence: O; requires C4P or CJ2 air conditioning; the guides give 153 hp at 5600 rpm and 177 lb-ft at 2000–4000 rpm
- 2021 Single-source
no 2021 order guide was read; GM Authority's 2021 Buick Encore changes article (not a GM document) says the LE2 replaced the LUV for 2021, 155 hp and 177 lb-ft; trim marks not shown
- 1983–1985 Factory-verified
the optional V6; Wikipedia's Skylark article names LE2 in its infobox and gives it to 1985; gnttype.org's 1984 Buick VIN table prints it for the Skylark (VIN X), a second source (owner ruling, 2026-11-05: a T3 page that names the code for the nameplate, with Wikipedia dating every year); shared X-body code; cited from the Chevrolet Citation kit
GM Heritage factory kit — 1983 Chevrolet Citation, p.10.GM Heritage factory kit — 1984 Chevrolet Citation, p.10.GM Heritage factory kit — 1985 Chevrolet Citation, p.7.
This page aggregates every documented appearance of LE2 in the Buick reference. Confidence and citations are shown per application — the same code can be better documented in one year than another.