Used Oldsmobile Intrigue for Sale near Rockford, IL

I previously owned a 1998 Oldsmobile Intrigue, so I knew most of the pitfalls and features of this vehicle. The particular vehicle has standard features. To me the car was a good value mainly because I fit in it.

In more than 200,000 miles, I replaced normal wear parts, brakes a couple times (I was rough on brakes), and the starter. Gas mileage was about 28 hwy, sometimes better if I drove nicely. Acceleration and handling were true to Old's attempt at a sport handling aspect to their sedan. ABS saved my life more than once, and while safety ratings were high, actual safety was excellent. In appearance... is there such a thing as a passive-aggressive car? It was understated, but still looked like it could really move... and it could. The engine had a smooth satisfying sound when accelerating, and it's V6 never felt like it was over-wound or straining to keep up. Road noise in the cabin was minimal, though it did increase slightly over the 6+ years I drove it. No dash rattle, no funny noises. The transmission was extremely precise. It always felt the same, it was reliable, and I knew what to expect from it at every acceleration. I sustained a speed of 110 mph at around 2400 rpm, and only stopped accelerating because I hit the governor. I could not have asked for a finer vehicle. It stuck to the road like glue on curves and was incredibly comfortable to drive. Then after 200,000 miles, it met its end saving my life in a bad accident. A lesser car could not have maneuvered as well to avoid the center of the crash, nor would it have protected me so well from the impact it did sustain. RIP Intrigue. Oct. 20, 2007 - You'll always be missed.

Awesome car for being completely stock. Has awesome pickup and handling. It's good looking and interior is luxurious. Engine sounds really good, and performs great for having over 100,000 miles. I absolutely love the car and would recommend to everyone else!

It's got plenty of pep from the line and at speed. With only cosmetic issues (over time), it is possibly the best car GM ever made up until Oldsmobile's demise. I like the styling inside and out, but there were definitely some corners cut on the materials (but only cosmetically). It has been a dream from a maint standpoint, and it averages 24.897 miles per gallon (that's overall for the full eight years I've had it). Currently it is averaging about 26.25 miles per gallon. Now that it has aged a bit, the steering isn't as tight as it used to be, and the third set of tires doesn't suction the road quite as well, but it is still a fabulous car to drive. Great ride, good handling, and reasonably quiet and only slightly over 21K when I bought it new, make this car a dream, and pretty soft on the wallet. I was very disappointed, angry and sad when GM cancelled the entire car line in 2003. Unfortunately, the newest of these cars is 5 years old now, so it will soon be time to look for a new (favorite, must have car).

This car is perfect for those who are starting to drive. It has a nice, comfortable interior with all the necessities a car needs. It doesn't look great on the exterior. This is not a car that will turn heads. It has impressive handling that may surprise new drivers. An ABS system and traction control cause this car's safety to be top notch. Not to mention that it is very solid, limiting the potential damage that can be done to it. Overall, this is a good car. It has good gas mileage and will satisfy any driver looking for a car that gets the job done.