In 1965 the 401 cubic inch V8 returned as the standard engine, and the Gran Sport version made its debut, powered by the Super Wildcat V8, a 360 horsepower engine equipped with two Carter carburetors. The last model year of the first generation had 34,586 vehicles, and total sales for the 1963 through 1965 model years was 112,244, with the Riviera a rear drive coupe. The Gran Sport debuted that year, and Buick sold 112,244 Rivieras in the three years of this generation.
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