Buick Riviera Parts and Accessories

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1990s

1980s

The Buick Riviera, introduced by the Buick division under General Motors in 1963, is a significant symbol of American automotive craftsmanship, unique look, and performance. When it was first released as a personal luxury coupe, it immediately became well-known for its bold designs, potent engines, and cutting-edge technology. The Riviera saw multiple design changes during its 36-year production run, establishing a long-lasting influence in the automotive industry. The original Riviera's sleek, fastback design, long hood, and frameless side windows were intended to rival models such as the Ford Thunderbird.

The third-generation Riviera was equipped with a V8 engine, while the "Boattail Riviera" debuted a dramatic design influenced by vintage 1930s boattail speedsters. The Riviera was redesigned in the 1970s and early 1980s to keep its luxurious reputation while fitting in with smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles. The seventh-generation Riviera has a rounded appearance, cutting-edge electronics, and a front-wheel-drive platform. The eighth-generation model returned as a sleek, aerodynamic unit with a supercharged 3.8-liter V6 engine.

Buick Riviera Add-ons and Enhancements

Suspension Upgrades

Installing performance shocks, struts, or coilovers will improve handling and ride quality, especially on older vehicles with softer suspensions. A better sway bar can also lessen body roll.
Body Kits and Spoilers

If you want to make your Riviera sportier, especially the 1990s models, consider adding subtle body kits or spoilers.