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Those of you who have always lived in mild climates have no idea how good you have it, car-wise. Cheap, plentiful, rust-free cars are a luxury not afforded to those who live in harsher environments.

Oldsmobile knew that Pontiac’s GTO was no one-hit wonder. So, midway through the ’64 model year, Lansing gathered heavy-duty chassis parts from its police cars, tuned up the new 330 small-block to 310 ...

The popularity of personal luxury coupes may have peaked during the 1970s, but American car shoppers still had plenty of choices for those cars during the following decade. The General's Oldsmobile ...

The name only stuck around for two model years—1967 and 1968—making it something of an anomaly in Oldsmobile’s storied 88 series, which spanned ten generations and fifty years. While most car folks ...

Ready for some 'sticker shock?' Retiree healthcare expenses keep rising. A 65-year-old retiring in 2025 can expect to spend an average of $172,500 on healthcare expenses throughout their retirement, ...

A 65-year-old retiring in 2025 can expect to spend an average of $172,500 on healthcare expenses throughout their retirement, according to Fidelity Investments. That marks a 4% increase over last year ...

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For the 1957 model year, Olds debuted the Oldsmobile Super 88, an upscale trim version of the 88 with more tasteful styling. The Super 88 was available with the new Oldsmobile Rocket 371 that produced ...

The "88" on the Oldsmobile 88 was the name given to the car when it was launched in 1949. Positioned in the lineup between Oldsmobile's base model 76 and its largest vehicle, the 98, the car followed ...