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This low mile, clean CarFax example comes equipped with a 5. 0L 305cid V8 backed by an automatic transmission. The odometer reads 31059 miles, and the interior is in very nice condition. This deep blue cruiser is ideal for long drives on the open road and the cushiness and comfort is second to...

This stunning vehicle boasts a pristine white exterior color, complemented by a rich burgundy leather interior. Under the hood, you'll find a robust 5. 0L V8 engine paired with a smooth 4-speed automatic transmission, delivering a driving experience that is both powerful and refined. The Buick Riviera has a storied history as one of Buick's most iconic models. Launched in 1963, the Riviera quickly established itself as a symbol of elegance and innovation in the automotive world. It was designed to compete with the top luxury cars of its time, and it did so with remarkable success. Over the years, the Riviera has evolved, showcasing Buick's commitment to style, comfort, and advanced engineering. By the time the 1985 model was introduced, the Riviera had already cemented its status as a classic, beloved by enthusiasts and collectors alike. This particular 1985 Buick Riviera Convertible is equipped with a range of features that enhance both comfort and convenience. The air conditioning system ensures you stay cool and comfortable on warm days, while the AM/FM radio provides entertainment for your journeys. Custom wheels add a touch of personalization and flair, setting this Riviera apart from the rest. Inside, the luxurious burgundy leather interior offers...

The 70 Buick is an Arizona car originally, and the 3rd current owner is claiming the 50,450 miles are actual. The 1970 Riviera was restyled. Exposed quad headlamps were nearly flush-mounted, while the new front bumper wrapped around and over the new vertical bar grille, set between the headlamp pods. A newly optional side trim feature accented the large coupe's flowing lines. Skirted rear wheels became standard, with exposed wheels an option. At the rear, a new rear bumpeRTaillight motif was seen. The engine was upgraded to 455 cu in 4brl, the largest engine Buick offered to date, rated at 370 horsepower gross (245 hp net), and 510 lb of torque. Despite the fact that '70 sales dropped to 37,336 (Includes 3,505 GS Handling Option) the second-generation Riviera proved more successful than the first, with 227,669 units sold over five seasons. All GS Rivieras came with 3. 42 gears and this one has...

If you want a comfortable daily driver with that cool classic look, then keep reading! 1974 was the first year for the fourth-generation Riviera, which included changes such as a pillared coupe roofline that replaced the more classic --boat tail- design. This particular car features the landau vinyl roof to give it a more upscale and classy look. This is a two-owner car originally from South Carolina that has been meticulously maintained by the current owner over the years. The car is all-original, including the paint, and the car retains its numbers-matching 455 V8 under the hood, which was rebuilt 1,000 miles ago. Other accessories on the engine include stainless steel headers and chrome valve...

Like many of the luxury coupes of the late 70s the Fifth generation Rivieras saw a downsize in 1977 as GM switched the car over to the B platform.

What the car lost in stature it gained in strong body lines and a stately front-end design. The example on offer has a two-tone Black on Silver paint job giving it a commanding appearance. Continuing the theme of the exterior, inside the car you-ll find a Grey vinyl interior with black piping accents throughout.

Don-t let this plush cozy interior fool you because under the hood is a massive 403ci 6. 6L V8 engine that puts out a respectable 185hp. The combination of attention to rider comfort and grunt...