Buick Reatta

1988–1991Chassis code E-body

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Summary

The two-seat Reatta launched with a CRT touchscreen at the centre of its dashboard and returned to push buttons in its 1990 redesign.

Years: 1988–19911980s: cars launched in the 1980s
Chassis code: E-body
Instrument cluster: Vacuum fluorescent (VFD): cars with this instrument cluster
Centre display: Touchscreen
Infotainment: Electronic Control Center (ECC)1988–1989
Conventional radio and climate controls1990–1991
Input: Touchscreen, Physical buttons
Climate: Mixed physical and screen
Era: Digital dashboards1976–1995
Display recreation: Blue-green VFD sweep

Digital readouts like the Riviera's, with no analog needles.

Electronic Control Center (ECC)

Ran the audio and climate, plus a trip computer, date reminder, settable speed warning and sensor diagnostics.

Conventional radio and climate controls

Push-button audio and climate panel without a trip computer; diagnostic readouts were reached through the climate buttons instead.

The Electronic Control Center was Buick's name for the Riviera's Graphic Control Center as fitted to the Reatta.[2][3]
The 1990 interior redesign added a driver's airbag, and a CD player joined the options.[1]