In our last entry, Cadillac waved a tearful goodbye to the full-size Eldorado at the conclusion of 1978. The model lasted two additional years after the rest of the Cadillac lineup was downsized for ...

The GS version offered buyers sportier and more aggressive styling than lower-end variants, as well as a more powerful engine ...

Why not? Every Riviera we ever drove was a swinger—from the very beginning—and the Gran Sport has better suspension than the standard Rivieras, more power, and it looks like a winner.

1971 Buick Riviera and 1964 Plymouth Barracuda share a common feature: A distinctive wraparound windshield sloping toward the trunk.

A for-sale sign taped to the window provides details about this 1971 Buick Riviera. Months later, when I decided to return and honk my horn, I couldn’t remember where I’d see that darn Riviera.

This article highlights ten incredible muscle cars from the 1970s that are still available at relatively affordable prices, based on Hagerty’s current valuations. These cars, from the stylish 1970 ...

December 6, 2024 Why the 1963 Buick Riviera Is One of GM’s Greatest Postwar Achievements Although the model name continued to 1999, the examples built through 1965 remain a high-water mark in ...

Buick has a long and storied history full of excellent automobiles, along with more than a few duds. But one of them that stands out as a particularly stylish and memorable model is the Riviera.

Me & My Car: All-original ’68 Buick Riviera in Orinda kept in great shape GS model that owner’s father bought new from prestigious Oakland dealer has just 78,000 miles on it ...

1971-1976 Buick Riviera The 1971 Buick Riviera’s boat-tail good looks helped it maintain its status as a styling icon even as it moved away from the striking design of the original model.