Used Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera for Sale near San Antonio, TX

I owned an '89 model (brown in color, inside and out) from 1997 - 2002. It came equipped with a 173 ci 2.8L V6, power windows, AC, AM/FM casette stereo. Stock rims, similar to those on the 1986 Chevrolet Camaro Sprot Coupe. It was just the right size for me, as I was a high school student at the time. It was pretty decent on gas mileage, and was good for extended driving. The paint was not of the best quality as GM had some poor results with their auto paints in the 1980's. Most likely due to tha age, the transmission had to be rebuilt in 1999. Car stayed in good running condition until it was totaled in a wreck (I was not driving the car at the time). I still have many good memories of the car. I wish I had a picture of the car, but alas, I do not know where any are at this present time.

Great beater car or daily driver car. The 2.8 MFI is actually pretty tourquie. The back seat doesnt have alot of room but the truck is pretty big. Parts are cheap and the car is built to last a long time

I like how the parts for this car are usually readily available and their cost is fair. I do like the ride and comfort of it. The only serious detriment is that when something electrical goes south it is not an easy fix like my old 70 Monte or 69 Dodge truck was.

I would reccoment and oldmobile cutlass ciera to anyone especially if it has a 2.5 4 tech motor "iron duke" or the 3300 3.3 litre v-6 car looked awsome never saw any other 2 doors coupe models like it

My 2nd car. Got if free, so that was a bonus. Engine sucks fuel pretty bad, but solid engine. Muffler was missing so had to get a new one. Otherwise, very reliable. Only problems were the door handle froze and broke when trying to open on a cold day. Easy to drive, and after a new stereo and speakers it was a job to ride in. Bench seat was great for more people, but not much storage in the car. Big trunk. Not a looker, but the 80's were...the 80's.