Used 1990 Buick Riviera Pricing
1990 Highlights
Video Touch Screen killed in favor of conventional radio and climate controls. Driver airbag added this year. Anti-theft ignition system made standard. Seats redesigned, and 14-way power adjustment is available. Taillights are revised. Ergonomics improved with relocated switches for various accessories.
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A keeper
Big, safe, powerful, smooth. This car gets about 26 mpg on the highway, yet has decent pickup and a high top speed. The center console is all digital and touch screen (factory), letting you know everything that is going on. It's had transmission issues, but it's easy and cheap to find a replacement at the junk yard with decent mileage on it, being that the transmission goes in about 7 or 8 different GM models. Also, watch your speed in this car, I catch myself doing over 80 and it feels like most other cars do at 55.
Great older car
I bought it from it's original owner. It's been kept in the garage it's whole 17 years. I love this car. You can not buy a car built like this anymore. Solid. I have 2 other cars new and a truck. By far this is the one I like the most.
A Classic
Have over 200000 mi. Never had any major repairs to engine or transmission. Love this car. I will keep this car to the end.