Oldsmobile
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For auto lovers, the demise of any brand is a sad story, and so is the saga of Oldsmobile. One of the oldest auto brands in the world after Daimler and Peugeot, sadly the GM line came to an end in 2004 after producing more than 32 million cars in its 107-year history, including such icons as the Rocket 88 and the Jetfire, featuring the first turbocharged engine, and the 442. Luckily, the brand lives on at the GM Heritage Center in Sterling Heights, Mich., which has a large collection of Oldsmobiles, as I found out during a tour with HC Manager Greg Wallace.
Tags: Oldsmobile, Daimler, Peugeot, Heritage Center, Greg Wallace
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July 17th, 2007 at 4:54 pm
I brought an oldsmobile in 1999 for work, my son started to college in 2001 and took that car. So, I had to buy him and oldsmobile for college so we could have a car to drive to work. Seven years later it is still running good and has 91,000 miles+ on it and I would buy him another one if they still sold them where I live. So why did GM have to stop making a very good car that needed very little maintenance? kathy thomas