Pat Cashman, a retired newspaper publisher living in Vicksburg, Miss., saw an article in Auto Week magazine back in the early ...

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 ...

In case you missed it, last weekend was the Greenwich Concours. The event is split into two days: the Concours de Sport on Saturday and the Concours d’Elegance on Sunday. Though the judges crowned two ...

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At the 1964 New York auto show, Buick showed off a refreshed version of its already stunning Riviera coupe. Formerly fitted with fixed quad headlights up front, the lights were now hidden behind ...

For 1964, Buick initiated only minor changes. Price was up a bit to $4385 and 37,958 were built. The Riviera was 208.1″ long with a 117″ wheelbase, though much of its chassis and instrument panel was ...

This stunning 1964 Buick Riviera is presented in a striking Marlin Blue exterior, capturing the essence of vintage luxury and timeless style. The exterior is beautifully complemented by a refined blue ...

We suspect that you may have a thing for the first-generation Buick Riviera. After all, you clicked on this story, which is about a 1964 copy, looking to find out more about it. So, we'll start by ...

By the mid-1960's, muscle car mania had taken over the roads, with the legendary 1964 Pontiac ... and Riviera, but perhaps the luckiest recipient of the 455 was the Buick Skylark Gran Sport ...

With just five days remaining, enthusiasts have a unique opportunity to acquire a piece of automotive history: a 1964 Buick Riviera in Regal Black. Initially listed at $5,000, bidding swiftly ...