This 1984 Buick Riviera Was The Most Successful Riv Ever And A Rare Early Win For Downsizing
00:00 Start 00:04 Night Drive 00:23 Startup and headlights 00:56 Intro - Sebring, drunk, weather, animals 03:08 Start of actual car review 08:21 Events of 1984 14:15 Back to the car - exterior 21:19 Birds, Omicron, Corona Whiskey 23:01 Back end, trunk 24:48 Underhood, engine options 27:30 Interior 32:20 Startup and test drive 38:16 Highway drive This generation of Riviera is very near and dear to me, because a gleaming 1985 model was my second car, and carried me through some very debaucherous years. Apparently the rest of America loved it to, because it was the most successful Riviera model made, and handily outsold its sister cars, the Eldorado and Toronado. While it was the first front wheel drive Riv, and in fact, the first front drive Buick - the good looks of the car made it a very easy sell. Videos pertinent to this one: 1979 Buick Riviera Commercial: • '79 Buick Riviera Commercial (1978) Creepy Lionel Richie video: • Lionel Richie - Hello (Official Music Video) Band-Aid - Do they know its Christmas \ • Video
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