However, this all changed in 1995, when Olds decided to actually get serious about its sporty Eighty-Eight.

The surprising story of the 1979 Oldsmobile Cutlass, the last non-pickup vehicle to achieve over 500,000 sales in a single year.

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Oh no, an asterisk! All right, there are other possible firsts. How about the 1932 Ford V8? It ticks the boxes and Clyde Barrow of "Bonnie and Clyde" fame allegedly wrote a letter bragging about its ...

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The "88" on the Oldsmobile 88 was the name given to the car when it was launched in 1949. Positioned in the lineup between Oldsmobile's base model 76 and its largest vehicle, the 98, the car followed ...

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The Oldsmobile may no longer be in production, but it's one of the most famous cars ever built by General Motors. Having been defunct for over 20 years, the Oldsmobile has a long legacy and part of ...

Once the largest division of General Motors, the Oldsmobile dream was killed off at 107 years old, on April 29, 2004, a full 20 years ago today. While the brand was largely seen as a stodgy, outdated, ...

Yes, coupes. Back then you were absolutely spoiled for coupes. They were “in like Flynn,” or perhaps Matt Helm. Eldorados, Thunderbirds, Grand Prixes (or is that Grandes Prix? Someone help me here!).

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General Motors was the biggest of all, the Tyrannosaurus rex of the automotive industry but with a reach far greater than the enfeebled arms of the tyrant king. The fact is that GM had many arms—more ...