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Classic 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado SOLD by AutoHaus of Naples! Review and Test Drive!
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The Toronado's design is something indescribable for a car from the 60s, it's simply surreal.
It is beautiful, those pop up headlights put it over the top. Just a stunner
These cars were so ahead of their time. Looked great then. looks even better now.
This car is probably in the top 20 prettiest cars ever built.
now that IS A BEAUTY! talk about automotive art, the Toronados have always had a special place in my heart, even today they're stunning, timeless design and a presence on the road very few cars of today have and that's including the best of the Benzs'
This is one of the most pristine examples I've seen... Always had a yearning for one of these, as well as the riviera.... Absolutely timeless design.
This is just as contemporary and modern today, as it was in 1966 when it came out. Love it
Uh no. It's not modern, its 53 years old. It is totally awesome, and a beautiful classic, we had one new, when I was a kid.
@@johnfranklin5277 my sister in law had the 66 Riviera a different look if this, gorgeous car
@Jeff Webb it has a very heavy front end, I think you might be surprised how well it might come out
It's a timeless work of art.
My Father had a 67 white vynal top frost blue bottom. When he started the car it sounded like the Batmobile. Absolutely Beautiful Car. Very fun to drive.
When I was a young child, my oldest sister, who was almost old enough to be my mother, and my brother-in-law had a gorgeous dark emerald green Toronado. I was in awe of that car and will never forget it. I would love to have this car!
One of the nicest cars ever has built.
I had an Olds 1966 425 from a Delmont in a 1977 442. Steel crank and very good B casting heads. This was an awesome engine that was indestructible and made so much torque at low RPMs.
This was an extremely high tech car for 1966! Absolutely beautiful!
It was so exclusive it had its own dedicated assembly line for quality control. The second generation Toronado with all of their elegance and the emphasis on personal luxury, attracted many new buyers.
I remember back in the late 60s seeing one of these cars up in the mountains in winter and thinking that the driver/ owner was crazy because they had put the snow chains on the front wheels ! Later I found out that these cars are front wheel drive. Surprised me initially. Nice looking cars.
In 1970 my friend came and picked me up in her dad's 66 Toronado and we went to go for a nice drive out in the country. You would say well that's not much of a story. It was one of the coldest winters that we ever had that I can remember and I was seventeen y/o at the time and she was too. We had 6+ inches of snow and all of the roads and bridges were all covered with ice and snow, and this is southern Louisiana. What was so great was that the only other vehicles on the road were either tractors and wreckers or 4-wheel drive trucks. This Toronado with it's front wheel drive was one of the only cars that could drive in these conditions. Hardly any cars were on the road or attempting the roads. We had a blast and then we went and played hide the weeny at the local lake. Perfect day!
at 6:10 MaryAnn proves her charm...regarding turning off the highbeams...."....let me turn them off so I don't blind people with my huge headlights....." Truly Charming....
Dino Pappous huge headlights
Huge indeed
OS C DDD’s
Silicone +/- Hankook, slippery Eastern bloc accents, canned jokes stretched farther - they are a charming couple
This is a beautiful car. When two door cars were sporty, luxurious and roomy. Very few of these were on the road..The only thing that I remember about cars with pop up lights as a kid is they broke a lot. So many cars going around with one headlight up.
One of the few red ones I've ever seen seems like most were gold or white. What a pristine car I'm sure someone is enjoying this by now.
WOWWWWWWWWWWWWW, to the car and you as well, my Father had a 1966 for MANY years, his was the base model, no AC, crank windows, etcc...That's a TIMELESS design when GM was king of design
Gorgeous. When this car debuted, I was in third grade. Our classmate arrived at school in a dark green 66, and I thought the future the 64 Worlds Fair predicted had arrived.
My uncle had one of these he bought new. I was a kid and thought it was so cool. 2 years later, on a Saturday he my mom and I went to a Baskin Robbins for ice cream. The car was parked in front of the store. We're ordering ice cream and heard a crash. We turned around and saw a sand and gravel truck had side swiped his car. .front to back, drivers side gone. Fortunately no one was hurt. He got his insurance money and moved on.
Beautiful car. I remember when they came put. I was just out of high school. Nothing sounds better than Detroit muscle.
Authentic American coupe of good old times ❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸
Guy Van Brussel
Gas was .30 a gallon then so who cared? Nobody, Nobody
@Larry James That’s I mean by saying “good old time”...
What is the pric
I actually had a 87’ Toronado Trofeo in this color combination. Leather seats of course. What a beautiful car it was. Also had a 90’ Toronado silver/gray with light gray suede seats. Love love the Oldsmobile
Those late 80's Toronados are favorites of mine, such a beautiful car, and it still looks fresh today to me. They were kind of polarizing, people didn't like that they were downsized, but that didn't bother me, it all worked I though. On the very rare occasion that I see one on the road (very very rare) I just about break my own neck staring..total eye catcher.
What a great car...I remember oggling at Toronados when they were new, love the barrel speedo. A great car to drive in heels, yeah!
My 67 Riviera also has the barrel speedo, so did the 66.
My parents bought one of these new in 66, gold color in and out. I was 7. I loved this car. Traded it for a 70 buick le sabre., coupe. That was really nice too.
more beautiful than anything today, would rather have this then 10 new cars..
Paul Cheek I wouldn’t go that far. I can think of a couple cars let alone ten
I'd much rather have this than a new Lamborghini
4:30...The Blue dress just POPS off that RED background so sweetly.
The 60's had some awesome cars! This is one of them here.
Love seeing your heels working the pedals Mary Ann
American automobiles at thier most audacious! Fabulous car in top condition. This would most definitely be on my shopping list.
Wow, what a great looking car! Haven't seen one this nice in ages! Hope the new owner's appreciate it and take care of it!
This was and still is my dream car. front-wheel-drive and beautifully designed
When GM built wonderful cars.. A shame such a great corporation has fallen so far.
@DasGood! PROB...A TOYOTA RYDER...STEP DOWN!!
I didn't even notice the car...
What do you expect from Government Motors?
Just like everything today.
Had a friend who had a 1965 Chevrolet Impala. These old american cars are awesome.
In the Fall of ‘66, a friend’s dad came and picked us up from school in a brand new ice blue one he just bought that afternoon.
Of course I jumped into I the back seat and sat right in middle so I could get a great look at the dash - the barrel speedometer was very cool, it kind looked quasi digital in 1966, outside mirrors on both sides, A/C, power everything, unique trans shifter, powerful engine with much torque, strong pulling front wheel drive. I sat in the middle in back also because no hump in floor - also very nice center console below me (unlike this stripped down version) between two front bucket seats. 50+ years later - you can tell it made one heck of an impression on me!
In listening to this sales lady rev that engine, you can tell it desperately needs a tuneup - don’t buy it without making them do that or you will never know if something more sinister might be wrong.
Couldn’t you see that same design 2020 updated as one of the coolest rides around? Such a great design - in all ways - GM was way ahead of its time there - too bad designs today are so conservative and don’t have much “future stretch” in them -
In 1966 that car had me thinking about the Jetsons - and that we would get there in my lifetime - sad - corporate America is too risk adverse - too many lawyers, too many bean counters. Today nothing has me thinking about seeing that Jetson’s world - even if I live to 90.
Really dig the headlights display! Hey, shes got a great sense of humor. The 66 Toronado is one serious survivor automobile, I never knew they had that much class!
She’s got HUGE headlights!
Bumpers too!
Very nice looking classic for review Mary Ann!
Loved Toronados, my dad had 3 when I was growing up
Beautiful headlights! I like the car’s headlights too!
😂😂😂😂
Best ever design on an American car in American automotive history..
When she closed that passenger side door it sounded like as she was closing a vault from a bank, I heard no raddles.
That must be a $60k to $100k car.
JC O
Not that much.
WOW, one of my fave cars, what a beauty :)
It sure is!
That Toronado was Very close to being my first car. Still great styling.Nice Maryann!
I'm amazed at the finishing of American classics from the 60s and 70s. It's all very well built and refined in a way that we don't see all this refinement and good taste in today's cars.
The blue dress is fantastic!
Nice ride. Love old school cars.
Maryann has her high beams on!!
4 disc brakes and torsion bar suspension... smooth ride! Nice (both the car and Maryann....). Had the 68, very nice car and ride.
Drum brakes on the 66 ..Disc would of been nice .. I'd install discs on mine if I still had it.. I sold mine back in the late 80s.
beautiful car greetings from Venice Italy
I went to high school with a guy who drove this exact car, it was only 15 years old at the time!
The Toronado is one of the most incredible cars ever produced by the American automobile industry.
She's such a beauty. The car is nice, too, way ahead of its time. My '68 Ford Fairlane had the high beams button on the floor, too. It had the other speedometer, though, the horizontal one. I would say this was a massive step up from mine, though, even on its best day.
Gosh! what a beautiful car, to see one even now, let alone imagine in 1966 😯
4:48 The man who has Everything, Oh Yeah
1. 1966 Olds Tornado
2. Mary Ann
"Blind people with my huge headlights" did she say that?
Kickin it old school gangsta leaning in a 1966 Olds those were real cars.
I'm not seeing anyone saying this is one of the first front-wheel drives cars manufactured in the States.
The shoe store owner I worked for bought one the first year they came out, catching rides with him.
The wheels looked like big rubber back then.
Maryann, love seeing your heels on the pedals in this classic!!
A couple of real beautiful classics there.
what a REAL beautiful car should look like...
What is amazing about this car is that it is a front wheel drive car with a 425 ci big block V8.
I now know what happened to Colonel Klink from Hogan's Heroes. He retired to Naples Florida,found a beautiful blonde saleswoman who knows cars and likes to ride along for the demo's. Awesome !
Absolute gem. Wow at 6:05 she says huge highbeams, I can blind people with my huge headlights. They both crack up. Lmfao
Mom bought this color with black interior.
Awesome car flew
All engine
I can't believe thats a 66....
I is 25 years ahead of its time!!
Beautiful! Only thing missing are the chrome wheels! Which would make this legendary front wheel drive Toronado 66 pretty perfect!
Good call! thanks for watching!
Mary Ann Thanks for showing this wonderful car & dressing up. Wonderful style of hair.
The car’s headlights barely function. Hers work flawlessly.
A great pair of headlights! On the car I mean! lol ;)
@@bobjohnson205 ....no you don't ;)
Jesus, she's got her high beams on!!! 😍
Can imagine Bill saying that.
The Olds was born with them, she got hers aftermarket.
I love the way that speedometer is made!👍
One of the first front wheel drive cars maded in the usa...
It was THE second, the Cord, in the 30's was the first Front wheel drive American car.
One of the most exquisite autos ever built TORO Lansing Michigan alot of fine oldsmobiles built there quality
Gorgeous Olds 😈
Damn that ride is too sweet!
My father had this car. I remember being fascinated by the headlights as a small child.
My uncle had one that was the same color when I was a kid. For some reason the headlights scared me as a small child.
@@randallthedestroyer6061 That's funny. Weird how we can remember things 50 years ago like that.
I know, right
@@randallthedestroyer6061 My dad's car actually got sunk! There was a massive flood in town and all the cars at street level were sunk. ,☹️
@@555Trout aw man, that stinks
Great body, nice wheels and the car isn’t bad either.
Almost had one of these cars some one traded theres in at a car dealer they where asking 2,900$ I only had 2,000 on hand. Beautiful car. Big barge.
This is a so amazing car ! (Hello from France)
Love the styling of this car
Mary Ann looks like a nice ride 🤣😊🤗
The headlights looking perfectly aligned.... we couldn't see the carpet if color match..... but definitely car is awesome... giddy giddy 🤣
Wow you even look sexier than I would look in that car lol
Seriously though what a design and what a car. The 425 cu 4bbl carb with duel exhaust is a smooth powerful car. I think smoother than many luxury cars of today. You’d have to drive one to understand
No transmission tunnel just a console lol very beautiful car that color is awsome.
I was remembering I had an Oldsmobile , it was a 1976 Regency , great car we bought brand new in November 1976 I was 20 years old back then.
¡¡Those were the cars !!
¡Great video!
Manolo Tolsa
I had one. Big pillow seats.
Larry James
Very comfortable, it was my first car , I was the only one in University driving a huge boat like that one , those were the real cars , not the trash they make nowadays.
Manolo Tolsa
I’ve owned 9 Oldsmobile’s lol from Regency, Cutless 442, two 88’s and two Toronados. Pontiac too. 73’ Grand Prix and a 89’ Grand Prix SE. Crazy my favorite cars are no longer made.
Larry James
Such a shame they are no longer made , they were very good cars , good motor , and very handsome models.
Just like the huge Cadillacs , I think Cadillac and Oldsmobile were the best car producers from that time.
Larry James
But nowadays they are only plastic garbage.
Sold, as long as the Blonde comes with the deal.
Depends on HER mileage !
@Simon Stauber Ahhh... BUT maybe she dyed her eyebrows black to throw you off..... NOT ! A tad shorter dress we would know for sure, WAIT.... She might shave...
I would need to inspect her pubic hairs to see if she is a real blonde or just a bleach bottle blonde.
@@guncontrolisusingbothhands2331 Zackley !
@@guncontrolisusingbothhands2331 I don't think bleaching down there would be very "pleasant".... Dying probably not as bad... Anyone out there with some input on this ????
It was 1970 and my father had a gorgeous 69 Toronado . Once and awhile my father would allow me to take my girl friend out on a date . It was the best of times ! That was when GM had car lines that were distinctive in looks . A caddy looked like a caddy . The Eldorado looked different than a Toronado.
Thanks for sharing!
1967 was the last year big American cars had the low back seats with no head rests. Not good in a rear end collision (speaking or rear end collisions, well I won't go there) but they sure look so nice.
Really beautiful car! Correction about when the Toronado first appeared: production actually started on October 14, 1965 as the 1966 model year. Model years start production in the Autumn of the preceding calendar year. Personally, I actually have a Johnny Lightning diecast replica of this car in my collection!
Growing up, my grandfather has this same car. 1966 Tornado in the same color. I begged him to sell it to me when I graduated. Sadly, he traded it in on a Cutlas Cierra.
This is an exact replica of what they had.
Damn I really want this.
The subframe design of the first generation Toronado disappeared. The second generation used a separate body on frame design similar to Series Eighty-Eight and Series Ninety-Eight. It retained its torsion bar suspension system in the front but replaced the leaf springs in the rear with helical coil springs
Its so original, regards from Serbia... I love USA cars.
Timeless!
With 385 hp, it should have come with front discs at least. You could probably adapt a set of '70s Toro discs to it.
Now that's power!
A master piece of its time.
Mary Ann is a smoke show! 😍
Merry Christmas, thanks for watching!
If she comes with the car. I'll buy it !!!!
Base model.. family had 2 of these in 66.. but ours were full loaded... this model come up for sale every so often in los Angeles for under 8k..
I'm not sure what's more gorgeous. The girl or the car. Wow I'd definitely buy the car if it wasn't already sold. Nice find
What a beautiful car! That car has a killer pair of legs too!
Wow, what a beauty.