1990 Buick Reatta Base Coupe 2-door 3.8l on 2040-cars
Lexington, Tennessee, United States
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1990 Buick Reatta 1990 Buick Reatta - Two Seater - This car was bought from the original owner when it had only 36,325 miles on it. It has had the same owner now for the last 17 years. All maintenance receipts are available. It has the series one 3.8 V6 motor which is legendary for its reliability. Automatic transmission. Peanut butter leather seats that are 10 way power and still function perfectly. The leather is in great shape. It has cruise control that still works, power windows, locks, and mirrors. The cold a/c still works as well as the heat. The motor runs great with no issues and the transmission shifts great also. Known issues: Check Engine light comes on and goes off intermediately and don't know why. The car shows no signs of any running issue at all. The transmission shifts absolutely like butter going forward but seems to shift a little hard into reverse for some reason. Been like that for many years and never given a problem. These cars are getting very rare and collectible. It is being sold AS IS with no warranties expressed or implied. Don't miss out on a very pretty black Reatta with low miles! This has been a wonderful car for years and gets MANY compliments! Happy Bidding! |
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