1991 Buick Reatta Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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.Nov 26, 2013

This is the last American car hand made from scratch. This vehicle was produced when the foreign competition was laying waste to the American automobile industry. In cooperation with the UAW and GM, these cars were hand crafted masterpieces that are easy to work on and have all the performance & quality all American cars should have. These cars were 20 years ahead of their time with electronic everything. The only past technology on these cars is the cruise control. Otherwise, everything on this car is still very current for 21st Century automobiles. The suspension on this car is relevent to a Corvette and even has a smoothness on the touring side. Advanced rear suspension includes a variable air pressure shocks and upper & lower control arms. The tow (that's fancy suspension talk) in this car is very heavy for a sports car, yet is easy for a cruiser. These cars are only just starting to catch their second wind at 200K miles. If one services the car regularly, these cars can last. Mine has over 150K miles on it and it still burns out in second gear! I reccoment reprograming the ECU for the electric cooling fans to come on sooner, and also a fuel stabilizer for the ethanol blended gasolines. This car was built before such a calamity was introduced to gasoline. The 3800 GM V6 is also a great engine. Very durrable and with the TPI, fuel efficient fun. Altyhough the HP could be a bit more, that's nothing a modern electric supercharger can't easily fix. I wish all American cars were built to this specification. Sep 19, 2012