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Media Type: Photographic Prints
Source: Automobile Reference Collection
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BUICK RIVIERA SPORT COUPE FOR 1971
The fleet, new design of Buick's Riviera sport coupe for 1971 is enhanced by the tapered rear end styling, a sculptured accent line down the side and an expansive rear window that is tailored to the roofline. The cantilever styling of the roof is achieved by the use of thin windshield pillars that slope inward at the top. Max Trac, Buick's exclusive computerized drive control system which improves directional stability on slippery roads, is offered as an option on the Riviera.
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The classic styling of Buick's new Riviera sport coupe for 1971 is exemplified by the bold front end design which features a long, tapered hood with strong, sculptured lines and V-shaped grille. The fleet design of this personal luxury car is achieved by a sleek roofline and thin windshielf pillars that slope inward at the top. A subtle accent line, distinctive to the Riviera, flows gracefully the full length of the car. Max Trac, Buick's exclusive computerized drive control system that improves directional stability on slipper roads, is offered as an option on the Riviera.
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