Well i think i found a good one...PIC

[cablemn]

I think I'll soon be joining the ranks here at the forum of proud owners who appreciate this fine automobile. I have always gone after the different, quirky kind of car. Something out of the ordinary. Something not everyone has. My first car was a 1973 pontiac Grand Am. Never saw too many of those things driving around. I have owned chevy Lagunas, A mercury Capri, even a 1973 Ford LTD 2 door. I was one of the first to buy the 3.5 Nissan Altima 5 speed. Got rid of it when everyone else bought one. Most recent was my aquisition of a 2004 Toyota Solara sport V6 which I traded in for a 1998 corvette custom C5 coupe and another oddball, as a beater a 1995 buick Riviera. Now I'm poised to pull the trigger on a 2002 Q45 I was able to pull its service history through Infinity Which revealed a very picky previous owner who was very diligent with the cars service. The only thing that wasn't done was the accelerator pedal and firmware TSB which I plan to do as soon as i get it back to NY. The title checks out too. I'll probable be going down south in 10 days to begin my drive back.

[Jesda]

Looks great!

And I always liked the Riviera from the mid to late 90s. They're quiet, comfy snow cars.

[maxnix]

Bah! No good Riviera since 1965!

Enjoy, but one has to wonder why the TSB was never performed?

[cablemn]

Bah! No good Riviera since 1965!

Enjoy, but one has to wonder why the TSB was never performed?

I would imagine because the driver was a woman who was more concerned about the glove box closing properly and the smoke that came from the car for 5 minutes in the morning (complained at service at least 4 times each) than how the car performed on accerlation. It was probably fine for her because she didn't know better. Not to be sexist but i think women have different priorities than men.

[Skibane]

I would imagine because the driver was a woman who was more concerned about the glove box closing properly and the smoke that came from the car for 5 minutes in the morning (complained at service at least 4 times each) than how the car performed on accerlation.

You are aware of the excessive oil consumption issue with the 2002 Q45, right?