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The Reatta was a limited production luxury sports car, carefully hand-crafted by Buick Division of GM at the Reatta Craft center in Lansing Michigan, introduced in 1988, ending production for Reatta-s in 1991. The 1991 convertibles are extremely rare with only 305 Reatta convertibles reportedly produced and this was #250 that 305. 1 of 22 in this color combination. New research has shown that only 153 were offered to the public for sale and 46 more to GM Execs and this was one of the Buick Exec COPO cars. The remainders were unfinished or unsaleable and offered to Tech schools or destroyed which makes this one even rarer. This rare car has only 11,777 actual miles. The 4-speed electronic automatic transmission with overdrive goes right along with the 3. 8L V6 TPI OHV 12V with tuned fuel injection. Additional features include: dual 6-way power leather seats, power windows, power locks, AM/FM stereo/cassette player with graphic equalizer, 6-speaker concert sound II, driver-s air bag, cruise control, leather wrapped title steering wheel, electronic climate control, including a/c and a fully digital panel. Electric dual remote mirrors with heated driver mirror. Electronic trunk release, grand touring independent 4-wheeled suspension with McPherson struts front and...

This Reatta is a rare gem, a symbol of automotive excellence in its era. Dressed in a captivating red exterior with a warm brown leather interior, it radiates a sense of timeless elegance. Under the hood lies a 3. 8L V6 mated to an automatic transmission. This Reatta comes loaded with an impressive array of features, making every drive a luxurious experience. The AM/FM/Cassette/CD player ensures you're accompanied by your favorite tunes, while the convertible top allows you to bask in the sun when desired. Cruise control, power steering, power brakes, locks, seats, and windows, along with a tilt and telescopic wheel, offer unparalleled convenience. Safety is paramount with ABS, providing...

1990 was the first year for the Reatta Convertible, only 2132 were made. Designed to compete with the Japanese sport compacts, Buick decided to one up them the American way by putting in the 3. 8 Liter V6 versus the small displacement four cylinders found in the imports. With only two seats and a small rear compartment you-d almost think you were in a Corvette. For all intents and purposes the Reatta was a luxury sport coupe. With leather seating, power seats, and available CD players, Buick was trying to make a mark in the sports car market. This is what makes these cars so special, enough were sold to make a mark in the industry but weren-t oversold and have and will become more of an icon than originally thought. This particular example with an excellent condition interior has the Claret Red exterior and matching leather interior. It has a white top to offset the dark exterior....

These Reattas were marketed as an advanced offering by General Motors in their short production run from 1988-1991. In fact, the Reatta was so special that it had its own factory for development and manufacturing- the Reatta Craft Center in Lansing, Michigan. Around 21,751 Buick Reattas were sold with just 2,437 of those being convertibles, including this car! Despite the nimble looks, Buick emphasized the maturity of these small two seaters over its sportiness in advertising campaigns. The Red paintjob is believed to be original and the Tan vinyl convertible top can be manually raised and lowered under a cover that gives a cool roadster look when down. Under the hood is the renowned LN3 3. 8l V6 engine, used extensively in GM's small and mid-sized vehicles in the contemporary era. Similarly, the 4-speed 4T60 automatic transmission is a tried and tested unit that will help this little Reatta achieve some good economy out on the open road. Anti-lock brakes and front/rear independent suspension help the Reatta to feel very upscale and provide a pleasant operating experience. Inside this low-production Buick there's Saddle Tan leather seating and you can tell that GM's engineers spent a lot of energy trying to maximize...

The Reatta was manufactured in a highly specialized assembly program called the Reatta Craft Center. Rather than a typical assembly line, the car was assembled at a series of stations and moved around from station to station by robots. Additionally PPG was subcontracted to perform all the paintwork under the same roof. With a only 44,xxx miles on the odometer, YES! 44,XXX miles verified through CARFAX! This 3. 8 L V6 engine is just starting to stretch its legs and hit its stride. Pumping out an impressive 165hp and 210 lb ft of torque on a platform weighing in at 3,377 lbs, there of plenty of pep in its step. This Reatta is finished in a brilliant blue exterior paint with white leather interior and has more storage compartments inside than you can shake a stick at. Also let's just talk about the futuristic design of the digital gauges that are still cool by today's standards when so many cars from...