Most Recent Reatta Roads Newsletter – Members Only
The Buick Reatta Club is an international organization dedicated to the preservation, restoration, and enjoyment of Buick’s unique two-seater grand tourer produced from 1988 to 1991.
The club serves as a vital resource for owners of these low-production “halo” cars. Key features of the club include:
- Technical Support & Education: The club provides guidance on maintaining the Reatta’s advanced-for-its-time features, such as the 1988–89 touchscreen “Electronic Control Center” and specialized mechanical components.
- Parts & Guidance: Members often exchange advice and “extra parts” to keep these rare vehicles on the road, filling the gap left by discontinued manufacturer support.
- Events: The club hosts the annual Reatta Rendezvous, a social gathering held during the Buick Club of America (BCA) National Meet, where owners caravan to local venues and share stories.
- The Reatta Newsletter: A quarterly publication that keeps members informed about technical tips, market values, and community news.
- Membership Requirements: Because it is a specialized division, members must also belong to the parent organization, the Buick Club of America.
Founded by enthusiasts who recognized the Reatta’s potential as a future collectible, the club continues to advocate for the car’s place in automotive history as a rare example of Buick’s venture into the luxury sports coupe and convertible market. Join Us Today!