What he discovered was that there were only 22,927 Buick Roadmaster Riviera two-door hardtops built in 1953, and that his was not a product of Buick’s main plant in Flint, Michigan, but was ...

The all-new Buick was an instant hit and sales reached more than 300,000 units. The Roadmaster accounted for 86,130 examples but only 4,314 cars were ordered as Riviera hardtops.

The 1949 Roadmaster was a post-war victory for Buick, which sold nearly 400,000 of them in the calendar year. Bill Vance Buick has been a respected and proud member of the General Motors family ...

"The Buick Riviera — the model name is Latin for 'coastline' — was a boxy luxury car when it was introduced in 1963, and more than one million were sold before the model was last produced in ...

For years, General Motors’ normally conservative Buick division had maintained its traditional names, including the Special, Century, Roadmaster, Riviera and Limited.

Buick began using the Riviera name in 1949 as a designation for a two-door hardtop version of the Roadmaster. It eventually found its way on four-door versions as well. The Riviera became a stand ...

On Jersey Street behind the tortilleria, someone had parked this gorgeous Buick, possibly a 1951or 1952 Roadmaster Riviera. On the side of the car is the word Dynaflow, which was a type of ...