GM did not discuss how far the car could travel on electric power without using a motor. The new Riviera, a coupe that Buick sold in the U.S. from 1963 to 1999, illustrates how the Chinese market is influencing the future of Buick. GM China’s Pan Asia After an eight-year absence, General Motors reintroduced its Buick Riviera as a concept vehicle during the Shanghai Auto Show. The Buick Riviera concept is a mid-size luxury coupe co-developed by the Pan Asian Technical Center in China. The vehicle was Six years after its last concept coupe, Buick unveiled a new Riviera concept car this morning on the eve of the 2013 Shanghai auto show. Much like the gullwinged Riviera concept of 2007, this new Riviera concept is a long, and sensuous two-door coupe. Free Press Business Writer Nathan Bomey is covering the Shanghai auto show this weekend. Come back to freep.com for his stories, photos and videos showing the wide array of vehicles competing in the world’s largest car market. SHANGHAI — General Motors The purpose of this gallery is to show off Modulare Wheels V15 Vintage Series, fitted to an awesome looking 1964 Buick Riviera. Aesthetically, this is the best car in the world! These V15 wheels feature a 2-piece welded construction and a full high luster Chrysler, for example, brought back the 300 and Dodge Charger names for its rear-drive full-size the Buick Regal. Now, according to GM Inside News, GM is set to cash in on a historic nameplate yet again, having filed a trademark for the “Riviera .
The Buick Riviera concept has made its global debut at the Auto Shanghai 2013. It is the fourth global concept vehicle developed by Shanghai-GM’s Pan Asia Technical Automotive Center (PATAC) joint ventures in Shanghai. Riviera takes its inspiration from Buick's all new 1963 Buick Riviera was GM's answer to Ford's runaway success with its four-seater Thunderbird. Adding back seats and a hardtop to its two seat roadster doubled T-Bird sales and General Motors had nothing to compete with it. William Mitchell Buick unveiled its new Riviera concept today at the Shanghai Auto Show, a futuristic looking vehicle designed with input from both General Motors and Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC). The concept was penned by the Pan Asia Technical The Buick Riviera went out of production almost 13 years ago, but General Motors has just filed a trademark to use the legendary name on future automobiles. While this has fueled speculation that the brand could offer a coupe like the 2007 Rivera concept .
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