Touring Sedan Oldsmobile NINTEY EIGHT 98 Sports Edition 1 Owner 1991
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- Oldsmobile Ninety Eight These were the Flagship Cars of olds and its really hard to believe how loaded a car like this actually is the car is in Great shape and has Very Low miles It Clean Inside Outside and Underneath is a Blast to Drive and very Comfy. This One Owner Car is for Sale and You can Call me anytime
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The final redesigned generation of the Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight coincided with its 50th anniversary in 1991. The added length, rear fender skirts, wide tail, low nose, and split-grille with wraparound headlights gave this generation Ninety-Eight a far more distinctive appearance than its predecessor. Designers of the Ninety-Eight wanted to create a distinctive luxury car look that buyers would not confuse with a similar Buick or Pontiac sedan.[26] The final generation of the Ninety-Eight would also prove to be the shortest, seeing its last year in 1996.
Although wheelbase was unchanged from the previous generation, overall length increased by over 9 inches (229 mm).[27] Most of this extra space was added to the rear of the car, resulting in a larger trunk. Although throughout the model years names of the trim levels changed, the final generation Ninety-Eight was available in two main models: the traditional luxury-oriented Regency models and the performance-oriented Touring models. Regency models included 6-passenger seating in either velour or leather, column shifter, and the 170 horsepower (130 kW) 3.8 L Buick V6. Touring models featured the FE3 suspension package, a 205 hp (upped to 225 hp in 1994) supercharged version of the standard 3.8 L Buick V6, 18 gallon fuel tank, 16-inch wheels, and standard 5-passenger leather seating designed by Lear Seating.
With the introduction of the Aurora a year earlier, the Ninety-Eight was discontinued for 1996, ending production on May 31.[28] To fill the void, two Eighty-Eight relatives -- the Regency and the LSS -- were introduced. The sporty LSS featured the steel front fenders, while the more stately and traditional Regency 88's had the carryover GTX-composite (plastic) fenders from the 1996 Ninety Eight. The LSS model proved more popular to buyers than the Regency during the 1997-98 model years.
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I have a 1995 Series I. Wanted to paint it that color but decided to keep matching numbers. Absolutely gorgeous!
Me too, and I absolutely adore my 1995 Oldsmobile Ninety Eight.
Shame GM got rid of oldsmobile
What killed Oldsmobile they put out ugly shit like the Aurora MSRP $36,990 with the Shitty North Star Cadillac V-8 Head Gasket 6000.00 to fix and they all leaked oil and but ass ugly, and the butt ass ugly Acheiva. They got rid of the Cutlass Cirea which was popular among small families on a budget 9995.00 new. Then in 1998 they killed the 98 MSRP $28,995 and a year later they killed the Delta 88 MSRP $18,995 . These cars were what Olds was known for.
They gotten rid if Pontiac too.
Man, whoever bought that new had nice taste. that is one snazzy car!
That's one of the best cars you've ever had. The originality of it, the features & options and still looking like a proper good American car (to my mind).
You'll sell it quick for sure.
I had a 1993 Oldsmobile 98 Regency Base the same color brought with 79,000 miles and drove it till 249,000 miles. I drove from Pittsburgh PA to Peoria IL on one tank of Premium 93 octane gas got 41.5 MPG on that 3800 series V-6. These are very indictable cars mine lasted 8 years. The only major problems I had were the transmission, water pump and Pass Key system replaced that was all, and it made 6 600 mile trips every year never broke down once and never used any fluids or oil. I wish I could find another great Oldsmobile 98. Nathan you should keep this these are great cars and cheap to work on and excellent on gas.
My grandparents use to own a black metallic 1991 Oldsmobile Ninety Eight Regency Elite with the 50th Anniversary Gold Edition package. Which reminds me, there is a an Anniversary Gold Edition package for the 1991 model year. Not to mention that 1991 marks the year Oldsmobile celebrates the Ninety Eight’s 50th Anniversary.
Gorgeous luxury sporty car. Olds should've attached the old Starfire name to this version of the 98.
The 1994 Olds Regency 98 was a great car 😀👍
Red leather interior! Beautiful!
That is a beautiful car! They are so hard to find these days!
This is definitely one of my favorite GM cars besides the B and D-bodies from the mid 90's.
this is THE car. That dashboard."good afternoon". sooooooo American. wow.
That was a top of the line car for 91. Good video!
Nice car, big V6 front wheel drive
Damn this is a beautiful car....too bad you don't have anymore of this or the Olds LSS, Aurora, or Lincoln LS ...those are my favorite cars and looking for one
Reminds me of my supercharged Buick Park Avenue that I had as a first car. It was a 1994 that was all black. I miss it a lot.
there sure are a lot of buttons in this car but I like them better than all this touch screen BS on new cars. It seems like GM made this car to be convenient in 1991 unlike today where manufacturers make higher-end and even some low-end everyday cars to be as complex and computerized as possible. Despite a few little things on the interior needing fixing, this thing is still in unbelievable shape for a 1991, and this would be one of the first cars I would park in the showroom.
Gosh this is a sexy car. For some reason I equivolate this to what a CT6 is today. I think if there was a 2017 Olds 98, it'd basically be a Cadillac CT6. Very nice. They just have that same presence, in my opinion.
The reviews are FANTASTIC and I've watched a number of them you've done. I'm in England and moving soon to Belgium but when I am in the market, I definitely might be contacting you.
Just bought a regency 98 elite for $900 with 99,950 miles on it! Lol, its not quite THAT perfect, but its my favorite car ive ever owned. Worked on alot of cars, this one is by far the most reliable besides Toyota.
at 09:13 it starts playing Blind Melon. So fucking awesome
now thats a Touring Sedan!
I like these cars not only because they,re 98s but also because they,re the best project car you ever own and you do upgrades to the engine, such as this car came with a 170 hp L27 3800 engine, a better upgrade 205 hp L36 series 2, will almost make you feel like you,re driving a 76 98 with bucket seats, technology with class.
Kinda looks like a towncar... I think about 77-97 really was a great time for cars
The 87/90 years looked far better.
it almost looks like a towncar from the rear. nice car none the less
Why is America not building cars like this Anymore? Lord, this country have been going down the drain, quality and pride have long faded away all thanks to greed.
I use to have a car just like this one same color and everything I wish I still had it today nice car.
I wouldn't mind having this car right now.
cool car
Best car!
warning on all these 98 and the 98 as well as the buicks lasaber where the body it attached to the engine cradle they rust so bad the outside of the car look perfect then the car breaks in half at the cradle no way to fix it right behind the rear wheel
Biglinc.....all cars in that era...followed the taurus design...All of em..Not sure where getting less aerodynamic in mid 80s would have helped...Olds finally made a move to get boxy again, and i credit them for that.
The car iam looking for right now is 1988/1991 Pontiac Bonnieville SSE That is clean...options are not an issue as they were all loaded, aside from leather or not...Nathan, or anybody that knows of one in good running condition and shape, let me know Thanks Guys.
My parents moved from Rhode Island with us kids in 1996 and the money they got from the house me and my brother and sister were born in in Rhode Island some of it went to buying a new car( for us anyway) it was the 1990 Bonneville SSE with all the bells and whistles we had it almost 10 years till 2005, it's still ran but it had to have two alternators in the new door because my dad went down a back road following my grandfather's truck and slid down a hill denting in the driver's side door when he got a gray one from a similar model car but it never fully the electronics never fully worked right again, but when we got rid of that car 2005 it still ran I kind of wish did I asked my dad to put it on the back of the property and I could have had it as my first car but I was only 14 or 15 at the time so I didn't really think about that back then, even though that was about 20 years ago and I'm in my mid-thirties now I still think it's one of the best cars our family had one of the most reliable and that 3800 engine that GM made for Pontiacs Buicks Chevys and Oldsmobiles is still considered one of the best engines GM put in their 1980s and 1990s cars it's just about the most reliable engine from that time period other than a vortec.
в 98 году у нас таких машин и в помине не было и сейчас нет .
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Other dreamcar very beautiful
Had a 1989 Dodge Dynasty with a cup holder.
These were almost 30 grand new in early 90s. That was an insane amount of money. So beautiful though
My friend dan fan has one of these cars a 94 model white exterior with tan leather interior
I got an intrest in an 88 down from my house 500 a fix upper for price. Good road car
Yea my aunt has a 03 chevolet impala wit the same engine
Look forward to that. What year?..Lol...nm...i'll wait and see...Try and make it under 3 weeks till the Vid. :)
Don't think the cup holders could handle a big gulp
Too bad this car didn't get the rear drive lt1 treatment
Need to know how to fix brake lights
I've got to ask, did you get another Touring Sedan?? I'm looking for one, in gold or gray - so please let me know @ the Oldsmobile Forum on my fb page.
Is this car still available for sale?
I don’t know what kind of drugs they were taking when they decided to get rid of Oldsmobile
Wow..... Its a 91 and has a airbag... Wow......
Cadillac had airbags in 1990 too.
Cereal Marshmallows Fun fact: GM had airbags in thier cars in the 1970's.
+Leatherwood22 Chevy had offered airbags in the '73 model (I'm not sure exactly year or model) but, they didn't do any well with consumers.
Yea i thought airbags come out n 94...
How much did this go for?
nice car they don't make them like that anymore our wonderful country got rid of full size American sedans to make full size SUV s that waist more gas than full size cars ever did
Ralph Abreu the seats are so luxurious and comfortable looking
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Soooooo faunceh.
Oldsmobile design went downhill beginning in the mid 80s. This 98 may be in good condition but the design imo reflects why Oldsmobile met its demise. Oldsmobile's last best years were in the mid 60s to early 70s with a reprieve in the early to mid 80s full size models. Beginning with the 1985 smaller 88s and 98s, they just didn't do well into the early 90s. The rest is history.
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Need to know how to fix brake lights
Yea my aunt has a 03 chevolet impala wit the same engine
+Mmstudios03 The 3800 was made by buick in the 70s and was alive up until maybe like 10 years ago or so.