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Anthony writes:
1998 Oldsmobile Silhouette 4 Dr GLS Passenger Van Extended Review
Prosit lasted 13 years and could still run nicely. Consrust :(
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Great Family Van! — Good van, good power to carry alot of weight inside smooth ride thanks to the air suspension and looks sleek with leather interior cost was reasonable and was fun to drive for a minivan! great for transporting kids down to hard wood flooring! Primary Use: Family transportation
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Kristen writes:
1998 Oldsmobile Silhouette 4 Dr GL Passenger Van Extended Review
ProsMuch more room Consnothing really
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Great Ride & Much More Room — Just got our van little over a week ago , we like the room :) Much more room for our family! Nice riding van on the highways. Much more room for hauling things,too. Love the van!! We have been looking for the right van to come along and this is it. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Laura writes:
1998 Oldsmobile Silhouette 4 Dr GS Passenger Van Review
Prossturdy Consold
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I Often Get Mistaken For A Soccer Mom. — This car is relatively old (157k miles), and my mother owned (and crashed) it before my dad handed it down to me and bought her a RAV4. The brakes are TERRIBLE, and I would never let anyone but myself drive the thing because to brake in a timely fashion takes some getting used to. It has excellent pick-up and speed for a minivan. It's very sturdy to have lasted through a year of my driving. The mileage is horrible, and it takes $90 to fill up the tank. Overall, it's a very good car and I like it, the only problem is it's just not ME. | ||
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Mike writes:
1998 Oldsmobile Silhouette 4 Dr GLS Passenger Van Extended Review
ProsComfortable ride. Good performance. Good utility. ConsGM.
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Minivan Hardly Says It Right — This van has pulled our trailers, hauled our kids, taken us camping, seen a good bit of the US, and has been pretty reliable all along the way. Since it's no longer in production we had to buy a different make/model, otherwise we would have been quite happy buying another one just like this one. |
