This is the Buick Riviera Concept. I hope they make it.

 

well, i guess the picture messed up. go search buick riviera concept. it looks good.

 

Here you are:

 

I don't know... sorta looks like a confused Pontiac to me...

 

search for more pics. it looks really good with the lights on. it has a neon center hood strake and under the door there's a long neon tube. it's the first stock car that would come with it.

 

i can't see GM making another Buick coupe.

 

Buick's are for old people who feel old, I'd be sticking with my Crossfire.

Pat

 

GOOD POINT!!!

 

chryslers were for old people till the crossfire. anyway, an older buick regal gs would give the crossfire a run in a race and would possibly beat in a drag race. i'm 19, and i'd take a regal gs as a second car. doesn't look as good, but it's supercharged and fast.

"The supercharged Regal GS had a 1/4 mile ET of 14.7 seconds, and acceleration to 60 MPH from a dead stop took only 6.6 seconds" - Wikipedia.

 

Never forget the Buick Regal Grand National, that car is stupid fast. And best of all nobody knows what they are.

 

yeah, that car was insane. it's the only buick on gran turismo 4. if you look them up on autotrader, they still run about $30k, and they're 20 years old.

 

Nice car, but they should ditch the name "Riviera"... Stick with number like the Buick 990-GS or something like that... Gotta have that GS for Gran Sport.

 

I don't know I think they should keep the name. I wasn't even old enough to realize what was going on when the Riviera was in its heyday but I have seen many and the original car has classic lines and styling reminding me much of a Jaguar when I see it. With a low slung hood, squinted headlamps, and dual exhaust, the Riviera looks like it could fit in a model line up for 2008 with a few alterations IMO. Its a beautiful car and if I were Buick I would bring it back. Their models have been improving... kind of... actually they are still missing alot of styling cues prospective buyers want to see, but quality and styling overall has improved by leaps and bounds in the past few years. A fleet leading sport coupe i.e. the Riviera could be just what Buick needs to free itself from the stone age pretense and bad karma that have surrounded the brand for years. I think I read somewhere that Buick sells the lowest number of vehicles per dealer lot out of all car brands sold in the US.