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Buick, one of the oldest car brands in America, bridges the gap between mainstream and luxury. From the powerful Grand National to the elegant Riviera, classic Buicks combine comfort with surprising performance.
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What the 1971-1973 Riviera Left Behind
The boat-tail Riviera's three-year run left a legacy far bigger than its production numbers, from custom culture adoption to a design reputation reversed by history.
Sep 6, 2026
Notable Boat-Tail Rivieras That Survived the Decades
Genuinely original 1971 Rivieras are rarer than production numbers suggest, and the survivors that remain reveal how buyers can separate a true original from a good restoration.
Sep 5, 2026
Grand Touring in the Emissions Dawn: The 1972-73 Riviera
The 1972 and 1973 Riviera carried the boat-tail design into a market reshaped by net horsepower ratings, emissions pressure, and a more cautious cultural mood.
Sep 5, 2026
Where the Boat-Tail Riviera Sat in the GM E-Body Story
The 1971 Riviera actually left GM's shared E-body platform behind, splitting from the Toronado and Eldorado to chart its own rear-wheel-drive path.
Sep 4, 2026
Classic Buick Cars — Premium American Motoring
Buick, founded in 1899, is one of the oldest active automotive brands in the world. As a General Motors division, Buick has traditionally occupied the space between mainstream Chevrolet and luxury Cadillac, offering premium comfort with strong performance.
Most Popular Classic Buick Models
The Grand National and GNX are legendary turbocharged performers that shocked the muscle car world in the 1980s. The Riviera defined personal luxury, while the Skylark offered accessible style. The Roadmaster and Super from the 1940s and 1950s are prized for their flowing lines. The GS (Gran Sport) series delivered genuine muscle car performance, and the Electra 225 ("deuce and a quarter") was the quintessential full-size cruiser.