The E body coupes were converted to unibody construction and transverse front wheel drive, and further downsized for 1986 to a 108 inch wheelbase. The V6 was now the only engine, fitted with sequential fuel injection and rated initially at 140 horsepower and 200 pound feet of torque, with the Turbo Hydramatic 440 T4 automatic transmission. The 1986 Riviera was the first of the seventh generation. The 1986 car was the first unibody Riviera.
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now the only engine, fitted with sequential
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now the only engine, fitted with sequential
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It used the Turbo-Hydramatic 440-T4 automatic transmission
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