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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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Hidden Headlights, Second Act: The 1966 Riviera Front End
The 1966 Riviera dropped the concealed headlamps that defined the 1965 model, then Buick brought them back in a new form for 1968 and kept them through 1970.
Sep 20, 2026
The Second-Generation Riviera: A 1966 to 1970 Guide
The second-generation Riviera traded the original's razor-edge look for a fastback E-body shape and a growing big-block, carrying Buick's personal luxury coupe from 1966 through 1970.
Sep 20, 2026
The Sweeping Fastback That Defined the 1966 Riviera
A builder's look at the 1966 Riviera's continuous fastback roofline, the compound-curved quarter panels behind it, and how to tell an original shape from a redone one.
Sep 20, 2026
1966: The Riviera Reinvents Itself on the E-Body
The 1966 Riviera moved to a shared E-body platform and traded the original's restraint for a heavier, more sculpted coke-bottle profile.
Sep 19, 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.
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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.