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Have You Driven the 1992 Oldsmobile Toronado?
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by moldsmobile from Nelson, British Columbia, Canada on Tue Jan 20 2015
Just bought one after searching for quite some time. Car has 48000 miles and is in great shape. For a car that is nearly 23 years old all I can say is wow! Great comfort, still modern looking exterior design, great handling (really), average performance but very unique and distinctive looking.
Purchased a Used car
Uses car for Having fun
Does recommend this car!!
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by juala from new york, NY on Mon Apr 27 2009
Really an awsome car.great preformance,last forever.Requires low maintenance.amazing technology for a 92,specially the trofeo types with full options that include the touch screen,a Jaw dropper.
Purchased a Used car
Uses car for Commuting
Does recommend this car!!
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by jamess from tx on Tue Feb 02 2010
174000 miles on car bought used with 100000.Never had an alignment car has always ran great.Would buy brand new if I could.Drove from MI to Tx last year.Get 30mpg on highway, I will drive till its dead.As fast as my buddies new malibu.
Purchased a Used car
Uses car for Commuting
Does recommend this car!!
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My was stolen. Been looking for one for years
by Cool C from Hopkins, South Carolina on Sat Nov 04 2006
This is one of the BEST Oldsmobile they have ever made. With a good fuel injector cleaner and a tune up you can get 32mpg at 70 mph.
Purchased a New car
Does recommend this car!!
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Oldsmobile may be the most underrated brand of cars in the United States.
The General Motors division is building some terrific vehicles - the Cutlass Supreme convertible, the Bravada sport-utility vehicle, the Eighty-Eight Royale. Each year since 1986, though, more and more buyers have been deserting the marque.
Oldmobile's sales peaked at more than 1 million in 1986, but in 1991 Olds didn't sell half that many vehicles, according to Automotive News, a trade publication.
Yet if you go to an Olds dealer, you will find a showroom full of vehicles that have style and individuality, and that deliver excellent performance and offer good value.
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