Abstract
The conditions for a class of generalized Burgers equations which a priori involve nine arbitrary functions of one or two variables to allow an infinite-dimensional symmetry algebra are determined. Although this algebra can involve up to two arbitrary functions of time, it does not allow a Virasoro subalgebra. This result reconfirms a long-standing fact that variable coefficient generalizations of a nonintegrable equation should be expected to remain as such.
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