What's your favorite Reatta advertisement?

[Ronnie]

Post your favorite Reatta advertisement. It should be an advertisement for the NEW Buick Reatta like videos of TV commercials, magazine ads or brochures produced by GM.  Not used Reatta advertisements.

 

This is my favorite Reatta advertisement

 

 

[NCReatta]

I picked this one up recently. French Canadian advertisment. Never seen it before. Also have some other favorites that I'll try to post later 

[NCReatta]

10 minutes ago, NCReatta said:

I picked this one up recently. French Canadian advertisment. Never seen it before. Also have some other favorites that I'll try to post later 

Translated (albeit poorly by Google...) 

 

The new Buick Reatta is not intended for anyone.Is not that wonderful? The Reatta is not the car waiting for Mr. or Mrs. "Everyone". Ordinary people do indeed think that a A two-seater car manufactured largely by hand and in limited quantities must be sold at a price that is too high. Is not it ridiculous? It's as ridiculous as trying to seduce you by enumerating even a few features of Reatta. If you put any Picrre, Jean, or Jacques, you may discover that the Reatta is one that is destined for you.

[KDirk]

Marck, an interesting ad for sure. First, it uses a black, not red, Reatta for the photo. Second, it lacks the Reatta logo  (either the stylized typeface or the sunburst) which I find odd and yet does have the tri-shield shown which was conspicuously absent from the Reatta in all other respects.  Finally, the translation is quite amusing. Appear it does that Yoda works as a translator at Google. Unlikely is it not, thought I did?

 

And that red 91 looks like a steal for $4k.

 

 

 

[Ronnie]

7 hours ago, KDirk said:

And that red 91 looks like a steal for $4k.

 

I agree. The post with the ad for that red '91 was moved to the Craigslist thread in the Reatta Buy/Sell forum

[Ronnie]

7 hours ago, NCReatta said:

I picked this one up recently. French Canadian advertisement. Never seen it before. Also have some other favorites that I'll try to post later

 

That's a unique ad that I've never seen before. Thanks for posting it.

[SCOTT's 90's]

 

I Like this one simply because it is the 90' although Motorweek does give some pros and cons that some of you may have disagreements over; like he says "a clumsy CRT" ... Sorry! Let's not forget the "Elephant Man" Really???

[SCOTT's 90's]

 

I wasn't sure where to post this but I guess this works... I know someone wanted the weight capacity on the other forum. Sorry it took me so long to get it.

This is from a Select Sixty

[NCBRIJEN]

Really liked the Motorweek review of the 1990 convertible, thanks Frogware!

 

Here are a few print ads I like:... I also have these framed in the garage..

 

Edited January 19, 2018 by NCBRIJEN (see edit history)

[NCBRIJEN]

another  ad for  the convertible,,,,wish I could find another ad that shows the convertible in a compete view..... anyone find one?

 

Edited January 27, 2018 by NCBRIJEN (see edit history)

[olbuickman]

I had a chance to meet and talk with Ben Crenshaw at a Buick event at Calloway gardens in Georgia, what a fine gentleman and a good representative for Buick in the 1990’s. He truly liked driving Buicks

[J.H.Boland]

I posted this back in November but here it is again. The print hung in our dealership for years and was rescued from the dumpster by our custodian.

[Ronnie]

I like it!!!!!

[89RedDarkGrey]

If you read it right- is the "tomorrow" supposed to represent what your Buick will become- a bunch of parts on the floor?

 

Maybe someone else saw this flub, and that's why it was in the dumpster?

[J.H.Boland]

43 minutes ago, 89RedDarkGrey said:

If you read it right- is the "tomorrow" supposed to represent what your Buick will become- a bunch of parts on the floor?

 

Maybe someone else saw this flub, and that's why it was in the dumpster?

 

I never thought of it that way ! The dealership changed hands and the new owner chucked a lot of neat stuff.

[SCOTT's 90's]

4 hours ago, J.H.Boland said:

 

I never thought of it that way ! The dealership changed hands and the new owner chucked a lot of neat stuff.

 

I've seen that happen at many workplaces. In fact one place I worked at moved their whole business back east and the stuff that they didn't want to take with them went in the trash...And I mean GOOD stuff like electrical cords, tools, one-day used gloves, push brooms, etc.