General Motors built the Buick Riviera personal luxury car for 36 model years, beginning in 1963 and continuing through 1999 ...

General Motors was a late bloomer in the personal luxury sector, having mandated its high-end division Buick to cut a slab of Ford's Thunderbird monopoly. Unfortunately for the Biggest of the Big ...

When the 1963 Buick Riviera hit showrooms, it didn’t just shake up the personal luxury car market—it flat-out redefined it. With razor-sharp styling, understated elegance, and a healthy dose of V8 ...

The Riviera nameplate was to Buick what the Bel Air and Impala were to Chevrolet at first – trim level designators. In the fifties, hardtop Buicks were surnamed Riviera. Still, in 1963, the company ...

“Buick Riviera 1963-1973” by Norm Mort tells the story of the Buick Riviera; how it artfully blended styling, luxury, comfort and performance from its earliest years as a trim model, to its dramatic ...

After last week's story about a 1971 Riviera I had photographed, somewhere, several readers directed me to the car's exact location. "That car I believe is the one on North Maple Grove Road, down at ...

The sign taped to the window of the old Buick I spotted while driving one day was hard to read. In order to avoid being rear-ended by stopping in the road for a closer look, I slowed down and took a ...

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Before car infotainment systems existed, Buick was making cars with touchscreens in the '80s, with features that are still quite advanced even decades later. Touchscreens are becoming more commonplace ...

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