1999 Oldsmobile Alero consumer reviews

IT HAS PLENTY OF LEG ROOM! SHE STAYS ON THE ROAD EASILY. SHE IS THE BEST MILES GETTER I HAVE! SHE IS A DREAM TO MAINTAIN!

I bought this as my first car with just under 200,000km on it. I've owned it for 8 years with minimal issues. It honestly has been the best purchase I could have hoped for, and only left me stranded once because of a corroded wire which was a $40 fix. Other than that just normal wear and tear, has been bumped and hit by others and always just keeps running. I truly don't know how it's still going but I couldn't be more grateful for it.

I got a great deal on a used Alero Coupe. I really like the styling. Extremely comfortable to drive. My neighbor bought it from me and they're still driving it.

Surprisingly fun car to drive. Great handling and lots of pep, this sporty little coup will definitely get you where you need to go. Strong V6 gets decent millage and the leather interior is quite comfortable. Interior styling keeps up with the times and looks modern even at nearly 20 years old.

Brakes were replaced several times, still didn't work properly. Entire frame and under body rusted all the way through, including gas lines.

I found a 1999 Oldsmobile Alero GLS on Cars.com. It was for sale at a dealer about 20 miles away. Nice car, Few dents and scratches. 71,000 miles. It took a while, but I got it for the price I wanted. Not long after I got it the brake warning light came on, Turns out the cable from one of the front wheels was broken. No big deal. The car runs and drives really great. I love it.

i have owned 2 1999 oldsmobile aleros each a 2 door sedan the reason is because i had a friend who had a 2003 and it was i still think it is his baby seeing how much he loved it made me want one big sales regret on selling the first one i just got my 2nd alero yesterday from another friend of mine and it runs like new just some slight noise from under the hood but it is 14 or 15 year old car but i love the alero and i di grow up in an '87 ferenza as a kid oldsmobile is the style

We needed a second car, and my local dealer had a 1999 Alero GL for sale. Very low mileage for it's age, only 104,000. It has all the options I could ask for, and most, if not all of them work properly. The body is in very good condition, only a small spot of rust near the bottom of the left passenger door. It could be repaired easily, although it's not bad enough at this time. The engine is quiet and runs well. Gas mileage is pretty good, although it could be just a bit better for a four cylinder. The ride is smooth and comfortable for a car of its size. Had some break work done, but it seems pretty much ok now. I like the interior, the setup is nice, with the only thing I'm not crazy about, is the "single" cup holder in the center console. The seats are very comfortable, and the stereo has a nice clear sound. To sum it up, this is a nice vehicle, and I want to keep it as long as possible.

Bought my Alero from a used dealer. Its got 145k on it. Its a four cylinder automatic 4 door. Engine is strong and its looks great. I love the body style. The good, great handling, looks great, leather seats and all electric windows, locks and mirrors and plenty of power. Im 6 ft tall and plenty of leg and head room. Its easy to work on. The bad. I hate the automatic locks, power steering pump has quit and blown a hose. Transmission slips occasionally. The dinger will alert you for everything including seatbelt and low fuel. Interior is cheap looking and feels flimsy. Center caps fly off easily. Brakes wear uneven and rotors are always warping resulting in shaky brakes. Gas mileage not as good as it would seem in such a small car.

Bought this car cause I needed something quick. I ended up late for work twice in the first week because the security system did not recognize my key! This was a constant issue the entire year I put up with this car. I live in a northern state and have to deal with snow. This car was sliding in half an inch of the stuff. I know a car low to the ground like the alero won't be the best in snow but as I have never had a problem with any other vehicle I have owned I thought I could deal with it. The car was never as comfortable as I eventually read either. I took only one trip in it. After that I rented cars to drive more than 50 miles away from home. I finally gave up on it when, after getting $1500 dollars of work done it needed a new transmission too.