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Buick has always had a long-standing reputation of having the most loaded and luxurious vehicles amongst American made vehicles. From the bright white exterior to the red leather on the inside, this car is bound to get noticed by most and keep its driver and passengers comfortable while doing so. The Buick hauls itself along with ease by use of a 307 cubic inch V8 paired with a smooth shifting automatic. The Buick Riviera comes with so many options that somebody could consider living in the car rather than their own house. Some of these features include air conditioning, power moonroof, power mirrors, power windows, cruise control, air conditioning, power antenna, power seats, telescopic, power steering, ride leveling control, and AM/FM radio with cassette. This cars grand luxurious appearance is also capped off with chrome wire wheels that just seems to complete this cars bright and lavish theme. So whether you-re wanting to take long road trips or just go to the...

The Nissan 300ZX is a sports car in the Nissan Z-car family that was produced across two similar but unique generations. As with all other versions of the Z, the 300ZX was sold within the Japanese domestic market under the name Fairlady Z.

Sold in Japan from 1983 to 2001 and in the United States from 1984 through 1996, the 300ZX name followed the numerical convention initiated with the original Z car, the Nissan S30, which was marketed in the U. S. as the 240Z. The addition of the 'X' to the car's name was a carryover from its predecessor, the 280ZX, and signified the presence, either standard or optional, of rear seats.

Despite the presence of that additional equipment, the first generation 'Z31' variant of the 300ZX (1983-1989) continued in the tradition of the original S30 as a mid-priced model. The second generation 'Z32' was driven up-market, being faster, more capable, more advanced, and much higher priced than its predecessor, with consecutive price increases each model year of availability. As such, the Z31 was the more accessible, and ultimately the more popular model, selling over 100,000 more units in total than the Z32. In 1983-1984...

The first Triumph automobile was produced in 1923. The company formally became the Triumph Motor Company in 1930. Eventually the company was bought out by Leland Motors in 1960. The Triumph brand was retired completely in 1984. The Triumph TR-7 was produced from 1974-1981. In 1975 the TR-7 hit the shores of the United States becoming an instant hit with its standout wedge design. Produced as both a hardtop and convertible. This 1980 Triumph TR-7 convertible is painted in classic white with a black top. Alloy wheels and black pinstriping are nice additions. The tan...

We believe this sexy Gazelle chassis was produced by Classic Motor Carriages Inc. Many kits were built on Volkswagen Beetle pans, while others went on Chevette or Pinto chassis. This particular Mercedes Gazelle was more than likely built on a Chevette chassis as the power plant is a 1. 6 Chevette engine attached to its original automatic transmission. All sitting on a set of period wire wheels. The stunning white paint is a great contrast to the luxurious burgundy leather bucket seats. A real wood dash and steering wheel add to the genuine period look on this 1929 Mercedes Gazelle Kit Car. Other added features include a luggage rack, leather hood strap, matching rear spare, matching white convertible top and white tonneau cover. If you are looking for some fun in the sun without breaking the budget this 1929 Mercedes Gazelle Kit Car is exactly what you are...

1970 saw a series of changes for the Skylark, as it became Buick-s entry model and all mid-sized Buicks received new sheet metal for yet another model year. Standard engines included the 250 CID inline-six and the 350 CID V8 as an available option. While the two-door models shared the same roof line as the 1970 Chevelle, the four-door model was completely its own.

This four-door is a true survivor, with numbers-matching engine and transmission and only 45,206 actual miles, it is the perfect cruiser for a reasonable price. Throw your kids or grandkids in the backseat, get ice cream, go to the mall, or cruise by the lake. No matter where you want to go, this Skylark can take you there. Power steering...