Buick Reatta-Hand built.
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I caught this pristine little gem on the highway today after work. I don't think I have ever seen one before. Gee, I wonder why. According to WIKI, this should be 1 of 2132 for the 1990 model or 1 of 305 for the 1991 model. Based on the WIKI article, I am unable to tell what year this one is because both the 90 and 91 convertible models came with 16 inch wheels. I was able to see P205/55 R16 if I zoom in on the one picture.
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Yea, this one was pretty clean from what I seen of it passing by. From what I have read, some of these models included touchscreen DIC/stereo/HVAC control. 1991!!?? Touch screen back then?
Only the 1988/89 Reatta had the touch screen computer in the dash. There were a total of 21,000 made during their production run of 4 years. The 88/89 Reatta bodies were built in Italy by Pena Farina along with the Caddy Allante then shipped to Lansing, Mi for hand assembly. The convertibles were not built until the 1990 model year. The rarest of them are the two top versions with only 258 or so built.




