Used Oldsmobile Cutlass for Sale Nationwide
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The Oldsmobile Cutlass has been a beloved choice among drivers for its powerful performance, distinctive style, and comfortable ride across its many model years. Owners appreciate the impressive acceleration and handling, making it a fun vehicle to drive. However, some common concerns include issues with maintenance, low gas mileage, and occasional rust. Despite these drawbacks, the vehicle's charisma and vintage charm continue to win the hearts of enthusiasts and collectors alike.
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The Oldsmobile Cutlass has been a beloved choice among drivers for its powerful performance, distinctive style, and comfortable ride across its many model years. Owners appreciate the impressive acceleration and handling, making it a fun vehicle to drive. However, some common concerns include issues with maintenance, low gas mileage, and occasional rust. Despite these drawbacks, the vehicle's charisma and vintage charm continue to win the hearts of enthusiasts and collectors alike.
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Mariah K
Reviewed a 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass on Sep 8, 2009
most amazing car ever, god how i miss this car, baby blue, 355 rocket, 11 second car with a blown carb and bad starter, big, wide car..took corners amazingly well..great for the highway, apsolutley woderful car..a true sleeper, wish i had been able to keep it longer..
John K
Reviewed a 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass on Dec 8, 2009
Well its a drag car, so cornering is a no. But she runs low 13's and doesnt have much work done: aluminum intake and radiator, slight step up with a cam, racing rims with street strips on the back. Oh and a Hurst Olds grill! And she is straight as an arrow!
Anonymous
Reviewed a 1963 Oldsmobile Cutlass on Oct 29, 2010
Has average acceleration, handles well. Will stay with the traffic on the express. Transmission has been the weak point. Repainted several times. New interior. Cost of ownship=$$$$$. Original AM radio still works. It has been a fun car to drive.
Randy M
Reviewed a 1973 Oldsmobile Cutlass on Nov 7, 2009
This as actually a Hurst/Olds, aka W-45 as opposed to W-30 which everyone is more familiar with. They made only 1097, and 40 percent were black, the others were white. This is also the only year where the black H/O's had black rims and not gold. This car was loaded including digital tach, Hurst alarm, Hurst locking lug-nuts, and of course the Hurst dual-gate shifter.
Oldsmobile Cutlass Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| 4 Dr GLS Sedan | $20,250 |
| 4 Dr GL Sedan | $18,650 |
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