1991 Buick Reatta Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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Waiting for it's next adventure. thumbnail
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Cathy's 1991 Buick Reatta thumbnail
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Black Beauty leads the BCA/Reatta division's 2008 National show field during GM's 100th anniversary celebration at the Sloan museum grounds in Flint, MI in July, 2008 thumbnail
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$29,880 to $36,545

What owners say

AI Summary · 5 reviews

"Owners of the 1991 Buick Reatta appreciate its unique and rare design, smooth handling, and impressive performance. Many love the handcrafted quality and luxury feel of the car, as well as its exceptional acceleration and fuel efficiency. However, some drivers note the challenges in finding parts due to its rarity."

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The 1991 Buick Reatta convertible is the only exotic roadster Buick produced. With only 197 cars released, it remains the most rare line of US production cars since the 1959 Cadillac ElDorado Brougham convertible, when only 101 cars rolled-out. Hand crafted at the Lansing, MI Reatta Craft Centre, (built expressly for Reatta production line), the 1991 convertibles were endowed with many enhancements over thier predecessors. Our 1991 Buick Reatta convertible, "Black Beauty" is the last of the original "Seven Sisters" built with jet-black skin and flame red interior left on the road. Her only survivng "Little sister" is the last of the 1991 Reatta convertibles hand-crafted at the Craft Centre. Black Beauty has attended many Buick Club of America shows, including the 2008 BCA Nationals, held in Flint, MI to coincide with GM's 100th celebration. She also appears on videos in the "100 years of GM cars" parade thru downtown Flint, and in local news coverage of the "Reatta procession" thru Flint, to the show grounds, where Reattae overwhelmed the event with the most Buicks of any class. Originally purchased by then Mayor of Dallas, TX, Black Beauty still wears her "Texas Moustache" proudly, which has been recognized as her unique trademark. You can find her at Jay Leno's Garage website, where she is the only Reatta in attendance. Jay Leno does'nt even have one of these super-rare examples of automotive artistry. The Reatta is NOT your father's Buick, but "Hand-crafted luxury built for two."

September 25, 2009

I wish I had bought the 1991 Reatta years ago. More than I expected in performance and very reliable. Very good acceleration and responsive to your driving style. Whether you are a laid back driver or like to get off the line and lead the pack, this car did it all. 16 inch wheels added even more comfort especially on the open highways. Sips gas at 30 MPG hwy. The body fittings are very tightly fitted and the interior with power seats give you the personal comfort you want. Head room is more than adequate and the leg room is not stingy like many sport cars of this size. A pleasure to drive and you will get many compliments and "what kind of car is that"?. The first Buick two seater since the 40's and one you will never see again in its simplicity and elegance.

November 26, 2013

The Buick Reatta is a comfortable car with amazing handling brakes speed design it is a rare car so you know their is not a lot of people with them it is hard to find parts but is totally worth getting

June 26, 2012

$29,880 to $36,545