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My dad was a Buick dealer at the time. I was a kid, who loved the automobile and most of its forms. This car looked bad in the showroom, let alone 20 years later.
These cars were and still are amazing. Yes, bland looking but the power from the engine proves otherwise.
I don't think it's fair for you to pity us when it sounds like you're alone with your understanding of why this car is so special.
These are horrendously ugly cars from an era of car making that should just be forgotten.
not only did someone actually buy this they then decided to meet other very strange people who did the same, police should of raided it & kept the weirdos away from the normal public
Burnn itttt!! Burnt it with liquid fire for the love of god This is ridiculous
I thought the Olds Totonado/Buick Riviera were first but it may as well be since they were basically the same car.
The same reason any niche car is popular. You have to think what the rest of cars looked like in 91 they had nothing on this thing.
Description: The Reatta was also hand-built at the Reatta Craft Center in Lansing, Michigan. Power came from a Buick 3800 V6, with output rated at 165hp and 210lb-ft of torque, with 1991 models getting 170hp and 2...
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But that was the hp before gm refined the engine. My dad's 2000 buick has the same engine but with 210 horses and it's not supercharged.
GM's 3.8L V6 produced 165HP. Boy, have we (thankfully) come a long way in performance. Is the Mustang V6 not double the HP, with better MPG, out of the same displacement? I can't wait to see what we have in 20 years from now.
I dated a girl in high school that had a coup. Her dad had the soft top. Neat cars. May not be classics but oddly they were being collected.
I think that time has thought us that technology becomes obsolete but great designs will never fade off. So it had this touch screen whatever, even if it had a coffee machine dude the design is horrible...it will be crashed!
Talk about jumping the gun it had a tablet pc to control the cars functions before tablet pcs were invented
Anyone notice how bland all the colours are? Suits the car perfectly. And just look at the hundreds of eager enthusiasts filling up the place! This club meet has a sure fire hit on its hands!!
They should have made these RWD with a turbo version kinda like the old regals. Woulda sold like hot cakes
Well cause theres nt to many options with these i remember my neighbor had one of these and i thought it was pretty cool
With the 3800 as the motivational force, I can understand why the vast majority of the cars would keep their hoods closed.
Man, put those hoods down. That wheezy little early '90s V6 isn't something you should be trying to show off.
Pretty exciting meet. You could see a Reatta with slightly different wheels, color, or roof than yours. Pretty unique...
Not gonna lie I kind of like them if I found one cheap I might pick it up haha
I don't think this is a club meet. I think it was just an excuse for owners to abandon their crap cars and scarper!!
Pretty much every car ever made has it's own owner's club. The Morris Marina has an owner's club. Heck, the YUGO has an owner's club.
It's not a "regatta". Unlike the other Buick's, this one is not a boat ;-)
@Ben. yeah so do civic owners.
I think they made this meet up just so they would all feel better about owning a Regatta
If this becomes a classic I will be king of scotland