1996 Buick Riviera Super Charged Coupe with Sunroof Sold sold sold 

I should be picking up a 97 soon myself.

I have owned 4 1998 and 1999 Auroras. 2 were champagne. I love those cars even more than these Rivieras.

Have 4 1999s restored better than new intercoolers added

Sometime this year I will make a video on my 1992 Riviera.

Thank you. I get satisfaction when a buyer is happy with their purchase. I have been burned myself a few times due to unscrupulous sellers.

1999 Riviera an investment NOT just a car buy have 4 for sale

Very appropriate

1999 Riviera an investment NOT just a car buy have 4 for sale

Have 4 for sale

I loved these wheels on this car. Many people think the emblem is an "A". No!! It is a stylized rocket. It was on all late model Olds, including the Intrigue.

Thankyou for your service

1999 Riviera an investment NOT just a car buy have 4 for sale

Yes, this is a 28 year old car. I bought my first 1957 Thunderbird in 1975. That made the car 18 years old at the time. The car that was the newest and also LATEST model I ever owned was a 2001 Cadillac ETC in 2011. That was a 10 year old car at the time. I have owned 89 cars, which includes junk parts cars. It was not until 2005 that I ever owned a later model car than 1972. In 2005 I had sold my 1965 Skylark, a GranSport tribute. That car being 40 years old at the time. I AM OLD. I consider a car newer than 1972 a NEW car! The oldest car that I owned at the time of ownership was my 1970 Electra (here on this channel) which was 53 years old at the time. These days there are so many scams and misrepresentations in collector's cars, I shy away from those that have been restored. I USED to restore my own cars. These days "restored" cars look good on the outside, but are useless for a car to actually drive. Most are meant to take to the local drive-in restaurant. They could not withstand a 5000 mile round trip like the cars I used to restore could. Hell they seldome even get the factory A/C working after having spent a fortune on the paint job! I drove my 1956 and 1957 T-Birds on such 5000 mile trips often.

Have 4 1999s restored to better than new using modern materials intercoolers added

If you want traction on the road best to have weight on those axles FWD gives you superior handling in tight curves etc 6.0 SECONDS 1/4 mile BTW

Wow, I never saw a Riviera with 2003 Aurora wheels before mine. Glad to know someone else appreciates this combo. Hey, I have sold a few cars "across the pond" to Germany and to Norway. I was shocked to learn it cost more to truck it to the port than to pay for the shipping across the Atlantic.

What is a dual supercharged?

Pardon me. "Dual supercharged"? What's that? (I know these had Eaton blowers, but I never heard the term "dual-supercharged") Thanks.

@@daviddavid5880 maybe twin screw supercharger

@@daviddavid5880 duel induction to a pair of cylinder heads.

My daughter is very good at camera work. You do not get that bouncing up and down like you are on the ocean as she walks around the car. Her brain is a gimbal/gyroscope!

Yes, easy and cheap to add performance. For some strange reason the 1995-1999 Rivieras are not all that easy to find in decent condition. My next Riviera will be a 1970.

1999 Riviera an investment NOT just a car buy have 4 for sale

That's weird in the last 14 months I sold two for $9500 each, this one included.

@@MostlyBuicks 🤦‍♂️

@@gherasimtibi you know not. real pity.

$200 you have never owned a Buick Riviera 1999 Riviera an investment NOT just a car buy have 4 for sale

1999 Riviera an investment NOT just a car buy have 4 for sale

The Riv will still be going when the Ram dies.

@MostlyBuicks It was going when traded in. Oh well it was getting old. Bought it at two years old with 60k miles on it in Socal from Muller Hood Buick. I think they are out of business now.

Yes. He and others are far more entertaining than I am.

Please say you live west coast Canada!!

Do you still have any left?

@@stevenwolff6866 Have 4 1999 Rivs mechanically restored to better than new using modern materials Ft Lauderdale Florida Green Red Wrap hardtop White and Burgundy ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PJreQcORGg4.html&pp=gAQBiAQB

GM took all the imperfections from previous years and tweaked them out for last year Riviera making less than 2000 for 8 years of searching less than 100 have been found

@@stevenwolff6866 have 4 NOBODY younger than 60 knows anything about Rivieras many have never seen one! Will not give my cars away!

Audiovox FM modulated. I have hardwired Delco units before, but you would need a schematic ti know what pins you need to tap into the factory plug.

@@MostlyBuicks Awesome. Thank you so much for the info. My dad and I have pined over this car for years. I think he even contacted you about this one (he regrets not buying it!) We found a Silver Arrow with low miles and jumped on it..well..haggled a lot first. Haha

1999 Riviera an investment NOT just a car buy have 4 for sale

There are surprisingly few out there these days. Yes, the supercharged ones were often beat to death by racer bois. Let them stick with the Pontiacs, leave the Buicks to us gentlemen or ladies.

@@MostlyBuicks amen

So you did not SEE it and yet you know how much it is worth? You sent me an email FRIDAY at 6:15PM. I answered your email 6:59 PM on that same evening. I sent two subsequent emails that evening with my phone number and a link to this video. You did not respond. Not even a "thank you". You had requested to see the car Sunday afternoon. I was not going to me home then. I offered to show you the car anytime Saturday (which was the day after your email) or anytime Sunday morning. It was THREE days later before you responded. You chose to not respond to me until Monday afternoon, wanting to see the car NOW. I was not home. Had you been courteous enough to at least let me know you got my messages and then asked to make another appointment, things could have progressed. You asked for my address and yet did not have pen and paper in hand to write it down. AND my address is published on the listing (not eBay) already. I made a character judgement and decided I would rather eat nails than show such a clumsy dimwit as yourself this car. I do not need the trouble. Now that I KNOW you do not think the car is worth more than $7000, I am glad I did not waste my time. Did you notice the other 1996 Rivera on my channel? It sold for $9500 and does not have sunroof, heated seat nor memory seat. And it is not a rust-free AZ/CA car. It is from Chicago. I am kind, polite and respectful until I am not. I do not suffer fools lightly. And I have no tolerance for people who are not respectful and courteous. Once you piss me off, I do go bonkers. It is funny the OTHER two people who came to see the car got along fine with me as I did with them, on email, on the phone and in person. They had advanced communication skills. They were experienced and courteous. No they did not buy the car, but we parted quite amicably. One person I will probably meet again via the love of cars connection. Note to any potential buyer: I do not NEED to sell any car I put up for sale. The minute I detect you THINK you have some advantage over me (whether you do or not), all bets are off. I just as soon give this car to a friend or family than to deal with any bullshit. Heck even Psycho Killers hate people when they are not polite, and wonder if you say something once, why say it again?

@@MostlyBuicks any idea where I can get headlights for a 96 riviera

@@staxondek1825 I get parts online. I do not know a specific source for these headlights.

1999 Riviera an investment NOT just a car buy have 4 for sale

New owner says it was the thing that most sold him on the car.

@@MostlyBuicks I don't want to meet him

@@peter455sd Can't wood kit supporters and people against wood kits just get along?

@@MostlyBuicks I'm with you. To each their own. The color is a bit light though. Fine quality apart from that.

I like mine ? 1999 Riviera an investment NOT just a car buy have 4 for sale