View Poll Results: GTP, Riv or SSEI?
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To get a GTP, RIv or SSEI...Please help me decide
12-13-2006, 10:46 AM
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DEFINITELY go w/ the Riv. Way unique and if you can modifiy the engine the same way you'll have a great luxo-sleeper. Honestly, if I would've known about the 3.5 mods before I bought my Aurora I would've looked for a Riv.
Go unique, everybody and their mom drives a GP, Bonnevilles are nice but I hate the interior and again, there are bajillions of them out there...
Go unique, everybody and their mom drives a GP, Bonnevilles are nice but I hate the interior and again, there are bajillions of them out there...
12-13-2006, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by toastedoats
What about a Regal GS?
But i love the riv, so i voted for that
But i love the riv, so i voted for that
12-13-2006, 01:53 PM
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Look at sig... 
I will point out a view things that make the Riviera my choice and one or two negative points.
Pros
Unique
g-body platform
ability to upgrade to bigger front brakes like the GTP
Dashboard
Cons
Unique ( some parts are more expensive than the other two cars. Look at the price for motor mounts)
Suspension is a bit on the soft side but there are ways to help remedy this.
Weight ( biggest of the 3 )
I will point out a view things that make the Riviera my choice and one or two negative points.
Pros
Unique
g-body platform
ability to upgrade to bigger front brakes like the GTP
Dashboard
Cons
Unique ( some parts are more expensive than the other two cars. Look at the price for motor mounts)
Suspension is a bit on the soft side but there are ways to help remedy this.
Weight ( biggest of the 3 )
12-13-2006, 02:02 PM
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go with the Riviera. I had one before my Aurora and I really miss it sometimes. The insurance on the Riviera is also the cheapest between all the vehicles. Even though it'* a 2-door and supercharged, the insurance was very low on mine, less than $100/month and I was 18-19 when I owned it.
How can you say no to a face like this?
How can you say no to a face like this?
12-13-2006, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Custom88
go with the Riviera. I had one before my Aurora and I really miss it sometimes. The insurance on the Riviera is also the cheapest between all the vehicles. Even though it'* a 2-door and supercharged, the insurance was very low on mine, less than $100/month and I was 18-19 when I owned it.
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How can you say no to a face like this?
He was the one that made me buy a riviera ^^^^^^^^^^^^
12-13-2006, 02:12 PM
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I've owned Bonnevilles and a GTP. Between the two I like the Bonneville better, better ride, and WAY better seats. But, the GTP did look pretty bad ***. Altough I have always been a fan of the RIv, just as long as the dash has the wood kit
12-13-2006, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Slimpee
OK, it'* decided, I want a Riviera. I might start looking...
12-13-2006, 04:03 PM
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