Brougham-Holiday

Well I guess its the quality of this car thats kept it going, everyone has always liked the Cutlass, i call it a tough old car but i guess the low miles has helped as well has never being denied anything that it needed. Its got the factory am/fm/cassette and like I said the build sheet. Even though I have the Bonneville (which I also really like) the Olds is such a great car, it rides well, has soft seats, and year after year outlives all these import cars. The most expensive thing done to the Olds in almost 21 yrs has been $354 for a water pump about 4 yrs ago. The comments I get are great everything from those who think its a much more costly car to those who dont think its 20 yrs old (it runs and looks like a 5 yr old car) Also to correct what I read somewhere here before the quote is: "There is a special feel in an Oldsmobile, More then the luxury ride its a feeling of pride that you feel inside!"

With some tweeks to the style and a better color I think Chrysler has another winner.

Too see my car on car domain the link is http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/506574/1 My car has the locking wire hubcaps with P185/75/R14 white walls (stock), it was ordered to be a luxury car with air conditioning power windows, power locks, power antenna, am/fm/cassette, rear window defroster, pin stripe, luggage rack, reading lamp, remote mirror (body color) tilt sterring wheel, cruise control, pulse wipers, holiday coupe package, tinted windows (E-Z Kool) floor mats, and body side molding, it is pastel beige with a light saddle velour interior, I have the build sheet, origninal dealer paper work, even the sold sign that was on the rear view mirror, but thats because its been in the same family since it was new. The Bonneville is something i got not to long ago, its a daily driver with 156k on it, its a quick car with nice seats but it isnt my Oldsmobile and isnt going to be getting the garage from the Oldsmobile. Also because I see that your all interested in the name the Olds is model AM27/WJ5 which means Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera Brougham Holiday Edition coupe.

hey all, im frank and i have 2 gm cars, a 1985 cutlass ciera holiday coupe (garaged and used for summer cruises) and a 1992 bonneville se (daily driver). heres some facts about them cutlass ciera bonneville miles 78,500 156,300 color beige green engine 2.5l 4 3.8l v6 condition show/street fair the olds has been in our family since it was bought new july 17,1985, with 15 miles on it. we have always had gm cars in our house, and there are few that i havent driven or we had. is there anyone else here with a cutlass ciera?