Pick of the Day originally was owned by a baby-delivering doctor

Riviera convertible was a prize for dealer who sold the most Buicks

As a concept car in 1938, the Y-Job traveled around the country to show future design elements that would be incorporated in upcoming GM products.

This is the 16th vehicle in the 30-day Countdown to Barrett-Jackson’s 47th annual Scottsdale auction.

Yards of chrome were applied to the two-door coupe, which was a fashionable treatment in its day

Just about all of us knew a nice old lady or fellow who lived down the street with a well-kept classic Buick.

For some reason, Buicks are among the best values across the classic American car market.

Buick launched its compact Special sedan for the 1961 model year, mid-way through the selling season, it added a sport coupe called the Skylark, a name last used by the GM division in 1954.

I was 16 years old when the Riviera first appeared at the local Buick dealership in Redding, California.

Rare Elvis-style Cadillac leads nearly 300-car docket