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dream car right here

ive got a GTO myself and its absolutely a pleasure to see how these cars are absolutely great 90s sports cars

I don’t understand why you haven’t taken off yet. These videos are fantastic

Fue un fracaso de la Mitsubishi. Paso sin pena ni gloria 💩💩

Sort-of hot rod-looking car.

Ayy I just got a 96 X-90 back in April! Loving it so far! It makes delivering pizza so much easier than my previous car haha. That 95 hp kinda sucks when a majority of your daily commute is up a mountain though lol.

awesome video!

My daily driver is a’97 LSS. It’s incredibly rare that I come across another and I plan to keep it until it dies. It only has 88K on the clock so hopefully it will keep on going for a long time.

I think the main problem was the brand name. Not so many people eager about the name "old" for their brand new car. The real money is in high volume economy cars, not luxury model like Aurora.

That Aurora V8 was later used by Carroll Shelby for his Series One supercar. Some even got superchargers...

You can also find the name Oldsmobile printed in tiny letters in the clear lens of the reverse lamps. 😉

I have been driving a 2001 4.0 since 2000. Much more powerful runner than I had expected, also with the best A/C of any car I've ever been in.

One of the worst, best looking cars I've ever owned. I wanted to love it, but it was almost unfix-able, no matter what I fixed something else broke, a definition of a beautiful mess.

My wife had a red 95 in high school. It was a cool car with a nice interior, but once the engine started having trouble we had to dump it as I couldn’t keep it running consistently and parts were non existent.

the Aurora was a name recycled from a Cadillac Show Car from 1990 I'll say it was the last Great Oldsmobile sedan the only one to come after it was the less than Stellar Alero and technically the Aurora was produced from 1995-2003 some of its production overlapped with the cars it was supposed to replace the 98 and the 88 my uncle Joe got his driver's license in the Coupe version of the 98 in February 1974 and mum got hers in a 1978 Delta 88 sedan neither of which were small cars both over 18 ft long and Uncle Joe drove a Porsche 911 turbo which was 4 Ft shorter than the Oldsmobile's were and 4.3 ft shorter than a Cadillac Sedan Deville was at that time 221 in or 18.42 ft

The dashboard of the Aurora reminds the one in the SAAB 9000 or 9-5

GM should’ve made it RWD

I remember building these at Lake Orion Assembly. I always thought they looked pretty cool myself. Definitely a different look.

I had one for two days (Im not kidding, traded it for a 5.0L T-Bird) it was definitely high end and ahead of its time. Great video! You killed it!

Well put together video. It was well thought out. Great footage as well. The information was correct as well except for one thing. The Antares concept car became Oldsmobile Intrigue. The Anatres name was supposed to be used on the Eighty Eight replacement. The other information is correct. I liked how you included the design sketches and more. Why did new Oldsmobile fail? Marketing, and brand management. There was not an issue with the Oldsmobile name. It was the branding on the cars and the fact they walked away from established brand names and therefore alienating the current Oldsmobile buyer. Aurora should have been called Toronado and Intrigue the Cutlass Supreme. It actually was supposed to be branded Cutlass Supreme, but they decided on Intrigue late in development. Had the car replacing the Eighty Eight had been produced, that would have helped. Not offering front bench seats was a factor also. Another factor was GM trying to turn Oldsmobile into a import fighter. It was not going to be an import fighter and some home style American effort would have made a impact. The new styling was not the issue. The new styling needed traditional Oldsmobile names to resonate with the market. I say all of this an a owner of two Oldsmobiles : a 1996 Oldsmobile Ninety Eight and a 1992 Oldsmobile Toronado. Thank you again for the video.

The problem with Oldsmobile was the first three letters of the name… no young person wanted to drive an “old” man’s car! The Aurora was fantastic, and should have been turned into a new separate brand for GM, but they didn’t, and tried to sell a futuristic car to a demographic that wanted boxy cars.

the models that came next i tried them all but i kept the two 70´s models , nice video, mine is 77 , the second i bought, only changed the side mirrors from the huge squares to the sportive ones from Alpine, mine is white, i remenber in the 90´s when i drove it some would saw only bad things about it but never had a complain all maintenance was done. the Stratos from lancia was the one who got away ,it was hard to find one and always extremelly expensive

my favorite car from renault the mid 70´s model i remenber some relation with Lotus and the back seems a lot like the back of the Europa, but recentelly no one seems to know nothing about it

this new one never saw it in reality but have the early 70´s Alpine and second half of the 70´s my favorite renault alpine, early renaults like the alpine looks a lot like early porshe cars,

We ended Up buying a 740 After a breakdown with a little Ford, Headgasket, 400 Miles from Home. The Quality of the Volvo, built in 89, is unbelievable after all this years. It will never be for sale

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The blue and yellow group 4 looks awesome

The French supra

One of my all time favourite cars. Was always wondering how much you could push that V6.

Mediocre results? I think this term is too arch if you consider F1 results (1 victory, P5, P4, P6), and even pre-Hypercar WEC results. It might not be great (although many would kill to win a race in F1), but it doesn't deserve this mediocre label.

I followed the prices of A310 closely around the mid 80s. There were many available at that time here in Germany, some with Gotti wheels and Devil exhaust systems, for under 20thou DM. I was not scared of the rather simple mechanics as with e.g. Alfa Montreals (which were believe it or not on the market for the same price!) but insurance was prohibitive for me. To me it appears like a small DTPantera. Thanks for the fine video. :)

The same powerplant of the DeLorean with the reliability of a large manufacturer. If Renault sold the Alpine in the USA instead of their diminutive econoboxes, they would had succeed!

If you look at the body from the "A" pillar back the car is a copy of the Super legendary Monteverdi HAI Hemi engined monster!!!

30% weight on the front wheels? Wow..the French just discovered the American treasured iconic practice....of the wheelstand!!!!

Je suis surpris de voir ma voiture dans votre vidéo mais elle est si belle en rouge ve n 96

Your video about the Mazda Eunos Cosmo appeared on my TH-cam homepage and out of curiosity I watched it (I'm a huge fan of rotary engine, i have an RX8 and realy love it) and then at the end of the video TH-cam suggested me this video about the A310. My parents have 2 Alpine A310, one red 1600VE from 1971 (chasis number 0096, on of the 100 first A310 produced) and one yellow 2700VAA from 1983 so my curiosity pushed me to also watch this video. The red one on your video is the one from my father (Jean-Marc Aeschelmann), how pleasant is it to see it featured in a TH-cam video that explains really well the story of this model and Alpine in general, really nice video 😁

1:50 wait! Were there Brazilian Alpines? And I didn't know about them??

As an american, it sucks ass we never got these over here. Absolutely amazing vehicles and video

wicked video

Amazing!

Always liked the SVX, the world needs different/quirky vehicles like this. Also, much love for the preceding XT!

And the last Grand National sold for over 2 million dollars

Claimed 276 horse power but like my father in law said that the GNX was faster

Claimed 276 horse power but like my father in law said that the GNX was faster

Don't forget that the super charge 3800s crush jdms stock

Very cool video :) I absolutely love X-90's I have 3 of them

Man I wish the best for this channel I hope you continue to grow , I love all your videos great format and narration

This was very well done 👌 The similarities the Stealth shared with the '88 Intrepid concept are undeniable and something I wasn't aware of. ✅ _LIKED_ ✅ _SUBBED_

…that was well laid out & highly informative. I am in the SF Bay Area and recently sold my 1992 740 Turbo Wagon that I have owned since 1999 and in excellent shape. She had 101K miles for she was my airport car in Portland. I had so much fun with this peppy wagon and am glad it was purchased by an enthusiast from Carmel, CA.

One used to park round the corner from where I live, it was crusty as Hell. Still least it was from a time when car manufacturers were willing to take a risk in design rather than the cookie cutter bland stuff you get today. It's a popular vehicle in autocross too, and still better looking than the latest BMW's 🦫🤮