General Motors revealed the Buick Riviera concept at the Shanghai auto show last year, and will show the car for the first time in North America at the Detroit Auto Show next week. Designed at the GM Pan Asia Technical Center, the car is yet another stylish Buick designed by GM’s China design team.
The Riviera is supposed to showcase Buick’s forthcoming global design language for Buick and shares similar design cues with the Enclave SUV. Though the show car’s gull wing doors aren’t likely to see production, its bold fender flares, porthole vents and signature Buick waterfall grille should make it onto a future Buick model.
Wow, those gull wing doors look amazing! Do you think they’ll ever make it to production? 🚗✨
The design is sleek, but I’m a bit skeptical about its practicality. Thoughts?
Thank you for the article! I’ve always loved the Riviera line. Can’t wait to see it in person.
Are the porthole vents just for show, or do they serve a purpose? 🤔
Is it just me, or does the front grille remind anyone else of a waterfall? 🌊
Not a fan of the design. Looks too futuristic for my taste. 😒
Why does Buick keep making concept cars that never get produced? It’s frustrating! 😤
This is exactly the type of innovation Buick needs. Go big or go home!
How much do you think this car will cost if it ever hits the market? 💸