1997 Buick Riviera

Coupe

Automatic

1G4GD2213V4713197

Clear

Gasoline

Supercharged, Anti-Slip Front Wheel Drive, Anti-Skid Brakes, Sunroof that opens or vents with a headliner, Air-conditioning/ Heating with Dual Auto Temp Control, Heated Drivers Seat, Rear View Mirror Auto Adjusts for Nighttime Headlights, AM FM CD Cassette Player, Always a Non-Smoker Leather Interior, Always has had a spot in the garage, Originally purchased in Cincinnati by Mother-in-law, loses a few drops of oil per day, but never a quart down at 3000 mile oil changes, center console latch broken so we leave it closed, Speedometer works up to 70mph where it stays till you slow down, Air-conditioning requires annual servicing, Always use Premium Fuel, I don't believe the spare tire has ever been out of the trunk. Original Paint and Interior, Never been to a Paint or Body Shop. There are small parking lot door dings. Zoom in to view. We are empty nesters with 4 cars, so the oldest must go to free up a garage spot.On Apr-08-17 at 20:19:37 PDT, seller added the following information: correction --> this is a 6 cylinder engine no reserve On Apr-12-17 at 19:14:02 PDT, seller added the following information: honeybunnyiiNew message to: honeybunnyiiI do not remember the last time I looked under the car, but I guess all the underbody car washes have done there job. Amazing how clean it is, and there is very little rust.No play in the steering or steering column. The shocks have been replaced and the transmission has been flushed several times. We have all the service records from 08/05/1997 to date. The car was maintained by Floyd Dugan Buick in Cincinnati. Since the car has been in Indianapolis and primarily driven by my wife it has been maintained by Hamilton Auto & Tire in Noblesville, Indiana.The brakes, bearings and other items are checked with every oil change and tire rotation.I do not believe the car has ever been hot. The traction control and anti-skid brakes are very obviously working, which I personally check every season when there is snow on the roads.Yesterday the 'SERVICE ENGINE SOON' light came on for the first time that I know of. Jamie at Hamilton Auto said it is related to the emission sensors and is probably related to the gas cap not being on tight. He said to check that and after the car is driven a few times the computer relearns and makes the light go out. The light is still on and he said he will reset the computer tomorrow, and that there is no concern about driving the car with that light on.Thanks,SteveIs the steering wheel tight or does it have some play, moves on the column?Rust? Cradle, control arms, frame? How are the bushings? 144,000 miles you've replaced the shock's did you need to replace bearings on brakes? Traction light on? Temperature does it climb when idling? Ever flush the trans?Thanks, (Owned a few know what to expect...they are great cars!)... On Apr-13-17 at 13:56:41 PDT, seller added the following information: The 'SERVICE ENGINE SOON' light is no longer illuminated. Hamilton Auto connected to the car computer and reset it. They believe the gas cap was involved, which is the usual reason for it.