"By seamlessly integrating advanced technologies, flexible functions and contemporary aesthetics, the new Riviera heralds the start of a new chapter for the 110-year-old Buick brand.” Inside the ...

Buick made a double move, with the Wildcat accompanying the Riviera in the limelight, but only one lived to celebrate a decade. The Wildcat was another Buick staple, but it initially denoted its ...

until the Buick Riviera came out in 1986. It was regarded as the first-ever production car to come with a touchscreen, something Buick referred to as the "Graphic Control Center" (via Top Gear).

GM has recently figured out that different parts of the world like different slices of Americana, and perhaps these areas are where it can get the best ideas to its reinvigorate brands all over ...