- 1994–1996 Confirmed
1996: standard on the wagon, optional on the sedan
Also described as Automatic transaxle, 4-speed overdrive, electronically controlled (4T60-E)Transmission, automatic, 4 speed, 4T60-E
Also documented for ChevroletOldsmobilePontiac
Documented applications
- 1998–1999 Factory-verified
shared W-body code, Chevrolet Lumina kit (page prints the code beside "Transmission-Four Speed Auto")
GM Heritage factory kit — 1997 Chevrolet Lumina, p.70.
- 1991 Single-source
the Reatta Owners Journal prints "M13 - Transmission (only found on '91 cars)", the dating remark; Wikipedia's infobox gives the 4T60-E for 1991 but prints no code, so the unit match is by meaning
- 1993, 1995–1996 Single-source
matched to the unit by meaning: Wikipedia gives the Regal the electronically controlled 4T60-E for 1993–1996 but prints no code; 1994 is left out because no listed 1994 kit page prints the code; the kit pages word it a four speed automatic, HMD; the description follows the merged regal-w-body-1997, century-w-body and lumina-gen2 docs, while the merged lumina-gen1 doc reads M13 as Transaxle, 4 speed automatic, HMD; shared W-body code; cited from the Chevrolet Lumina kit
GM Heritage factory kit — 1993 Chevrolet Lumina, p.73.GM Heritage factory kit — 1995 Chevrolet Lumina, p.53.GM Heritage factory kit — 1996 Chevrolet Lumina, p.104.
- 1998–1999 Factory-verified
shared W-body code, Chevrolet Lumina kit (page prints the code beside "Transmission-Four Speed Auto")
GM Heritage factory kit — 1997 Chevrolet Lumina, p.70.
This page aggregates every documented appearance of M13 in the Buick reference. Confidence and citations are shown per application — the same code can be better documented in one year than another.