It's a 1972 Buick Riviera, complete with effortless V-8 torque, a vinyl roof, and some rarely seen factory options like a power sunroof. It is maximum brown but in the best possible way.

The car came from a two-ownership background, and the interior is all original (including the functional 8-track player); the ...

This boattail Buick Riveria wasn’t a 1936 Auburn Speedster by any means, or a 1963 Chevrolet Corvette; both featured boattail rear ends. But the view from the back of the Riviera that revived ...

General Motors introduced the Buick Riviera to the world as a personal luxury car for the 1963 model year. And it was successful enough to run almost continuously (with a singular, 1994 model year ...

Far more charismatic than anything in Buick's current all-SUV lineup, this swaggering coupe hails from an age when Buick cranked out hits. The iconic boattail styling still looks great half a century ...

About that 1971 Buick Riviera boattail out on Maple Grove Road north of Bloomington ... "71" Buick Riviera, $4500 cash, 350/264/TH400, original bucket seats, 4 wheels, ...

This 1973 Buick Riviera rocks a long profile and supercharged V8 engine pumping out nearly 1,000 ponies! Now, this high-powered luxury coupe is up for sale.

We hear from people all the time who believe cool cars have to cost a lot, but this 1971 Buick Riviera proves otherwise. Like others, we think the overall styling of these coupes is criminally ...

The Buick Riviera was the brand's flagship personal luxury car from 1963 until 1999. This unique custom painted 1973 Riviera is ready for shows or cruising.

It was the '71 Buick Riviera. I'm sure GM design supremo Bill Mitchell inhaled copious quantities of pink air before penning the infamous "Boat-tail." ...

For this installment ofLOWRIDERtech, we visit a 1971 Buick Boattail Riviera that has formed some troublesome rust in the lower rocker area of the quarter-panel.Over time the window rubber hardens ...