1989 Oldsmobile Eighty-Eight Reviews, Pricing & Specs
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by Daniel L
Oct 08, 2009
Well i only had it for a month or so, but for that time it was a very fun car to own. As far as performance goes, i have one word for it: boat. 3800 Engine wasn't bad and had a lot of torque, but mpgs were nothing to write home about. The exterior was very clean with classic american sedan lines, and inside the crushed velour was like a couch. With 180k miles it had to go sometime, and like many 80's american cars, the frame rusted out. But for the month that i had it, i loved it mainly because it had so much character.Oct 08, 2009
by Ryan S
Sep 30, 2008
The 3.8L V6 makes this granny car's acceleration amazing considering what the car looks like which is somewhat ugly. The car was very surprising. The most comfortable seats i have ever sat in. Braking power is avg.The handling of a boat. Which is what this car is a metal boat.However the best cruising car i have ever driven just sit back and let the car drive you. At 28mph this car is a good gas saver, but push the peddle down and this front wheel car can actually burn out in to second gear. It does have a terrible tranny but a good car u can work on. Sep 30, 2008
by William B
Apr 19, 2008
I had a Royale Broughm trim, and it had these awesome plush seats. It was my first car and was a steal at $800. It had the old reliable GM 3800 and it ran forever before my brother finally totalled ol' Agnes which was the name the original owner gave it. It was a pimp mobileApr 19, 2008
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by Daniel L
Oct 08, 2009
Well i only had it for a month or so, but for that time it was a very fun car to own. As far as performance goes, i have one word for it: boat. 3800 Engine wasn't bad and had a lot of torque, but mpgs were nothing to write home about. The exterior was very clean with classic american sedan lines, and inside the crushed velour was like a couch. With 180k miles it had to go sometime, and like many 80's american cars, the frame rusted out. But for the month that i had it, i loved it mainly because it had so much character.Oct 08, 2009
by Ryan S
Sep 30, 2008
The 3.8L V6 makes this granny car's acceleration amazing considering what the car looks like which is somewhat ugly. The car was very surprising. The most comfortable seats i have ever sat in. Braking power is avg.The handling of a boat. Which is what this car is a metal boat.However the best cruising car i have ever driven just sit back and let the car drive you. At 28mph this car is a good gas saver, but push the peddle down and this front wheel car can actually burn out in to second gear. It does have a terrible tranny but a good car u can work on. Sep 30, 2008
by William B
Apr 19, 2008
I had a Royale Broughm trim, and it had these awesome plush seats. It was my first car and was a steal at $800. It had the old reliable GM 3800 and it ran forever before my brother finally totalled ol' Agnes which was the name the original owner gave it. It was a pimp mobileApr 19, 2008
by Jake K
Mar 24, 2008
This car is great for a first car or for someone that needs a beater car! Mar 24, 2008
by Sharron M
Jan 08, 2008
comfy and car like...Jan 08, 2008
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