Who do we call for a car? You guessed it—Buick. We borrow a Buick Riviera Gran Sport, because on form, it figures to be a pretty good vehicle. Why not? Every Riviera we ever drove was a swinger ...

A new sales record for the Riviera was set with 49,284 units sold. This issue’s featured vehicle is a 1968 Buick Riviera GS owned by David ... paint and white vinyl roof as well as the beautiful ...

These estimates do not include tax, title, registration fees, lien fees, or any other fees that may be imposed by a governmental agency in connection with the sale and financing of the vehicle.

So, I took a drive across the Maple Grove Road covered bridge north of Bloomington and found, again, that 1971 shell of a boattail Buick Riviera that’s alongside the road and for sale.

Here's what the hand-printed sign said: "71" Buick Riviera, $4500 cash, 350/264/TH400, original bucket seats, 4 wheels, all metal ‒ no Bondo, great frame, new brakes, all chrome is stored inside ...

The odometer reads 89,000 miles. Bill Mitchell told his staff he wanted the 1971 Buick Riviera to be a classic, and while some of those staff disagreed at the time it was released, he got what he ...

If you're not familiar with the GS badge, check out Buick's list of earlier high-performance Gran Sport models, including the Riviera GS and Skylark GS. The Electra never got the GS badge ...

A sporty Buick in the 21st century? A contradiction, some might think. But the product planners at Buick — usually the most conservative brand in General Motors’ stable — apparently think ...