Dr. Oldsmobile was a marketing genius, or perhaps just a mad scientist with a budget, but his creations for Lansing’s finest were nothing short of legendary. While the GTO gets the glory for starting ...

Discontinued in 2004, Oldsmobile is now largely forgotten outside enthusiast circles, but GM's once glorious division left a few cool vehicles and many notable benchmarks behind. For instance, did you ...

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The Oldsmobile 442 received a facelift for the 1969 model year. Headlights were still two per side, but the division in the center of the grille was now formed by a cascade continued downward from the ...

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Start typing in "1969 Oldsmobile" into Google, and the autofill search likely won't suggest "1969 Oldsmobile 88." The Olds 442 might be the obvious choice to build into a street machine, but it's not ...

In April of 1964, Oldsmobile introduced the 442 option package for the Cutlass. The 4-4-2 moniker was derived from the option's four-barrel carb, four-speed manual transmission, and dual exhaust. The ...

Despite being off the market for more than 30 years, the Oldsmobile 442 is as old as the term "muscle car" itself. This legendary nameplate first arrived in 1964 alongside the Pontiac GTO, as a ...