Riviera Car Interior Buy Buick Riviera Car Interior

The Riviera Car Interior name first entered the Buick line in 1949 as the designation for the new two door pillarless hardtop, which was described in advertising as smart. The Road master Riviera Car Interior along with the Cadillac Coupe de Ville constituted the first mass production use of this body style, which was to become extremely popular over the next 30 years. Starting in 1955 GM also offered a four door pillar less hardtop body style, and the Riviera Car Interior designation was also applied to these models. Riviera Car Interior hardtop bodies were offered on all Buick lines in the next few years, including the Buick Century, Buick Special. Since it was a body style designation and not a model, however, the name did not usually appear on the car.

Riviera Car Interior parts such as Riviera Car Interior trim made from aluminum and carbon fiber. Shift Knobs in various forms. Riviera Car Interior steering wheels made from real leather are also popular.