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Brand
Buick
Model
Riviera
Body
Coupe
Year
1971
Registration
Dutch documents
License plate
AE-57-59
Chassis number
494871H923443
Date of first admission
28-02-1971
Date of first admission (NL)
10-05-1999
Fuel
LPG
Odometer reading
74237 Miles
Color
Brown
Transmission
Automatic
LHD or RHD
LHD
Is in a driving condition
Yes
The 1971 Buick Riviera represents an important moment in American automotive history, in which luxury, power and design merged into a striking grand tourer. This model marked the introduction of the third-generation Riviera, designed by Bill Mitchell and known for its "boat-tail" design, inspired by the classic Auburn Speedsters of the 1930s. Buick positioned the Riviera as a stylish, powerful coupe intended for comfortable long-distance travel with an unmistakable visual impact.
During this period, Buick was a leader in providing powerful engines that offered not only speed but also a high level of comfort. The combination of engine performance and driving comfort made the Riviera a desirable choice among lovers of luxury American cars at the time. The interior of this Riviera exudes classic American luxury, with generous seating, high-quality materials and an uncluttered dashboard that was considered modern at the time. The finish is in keeping with the spirit of the times: focused on comfort and appearance.
The Buick Riviera was a statement of luxury and power at the time, and this version still shows why the model was so popular in the 1970s. It is a car that is not only technically interesting, but also continues to stand out as a visual landmark on the streets.
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