The Oldsmobile sent 400 hp through front wheels when muscle cars said it couldn't work. Only 111-124 built in 1968.

The early 1970s muscle car era is often remembered for flashy graphics, loud advertising, and raw straight-line dominance.

The 442 was introduced for the 1964 model year as an option package on the F-85 and Cutlass models. It was Oldsmobile's ...

Correction: A previous online version of this column said GM closed its Oldsmobile division in 2009. The division closed in 2004. Ransom Eli Olds invented the Oldsmobile automobile in 1896, but it was ...

The Oldsmobile Motor Division of General Motors got axed, together with Pontiac, to help save the corporation during a period of quick-sand walking at the dawn of the millennium. In 2004, when it was ...

Ransom Eli Olds started building cars in 1897 in Lansing, Michigan. Oldsmobile became the first U.S. high-volume manufacturer of gas-powered automobiles by producing 635 cars in 1901 and held that ...

Few names in the American automotive industry conjure such nostalgia and reverence as Oldsmobile. The brand has crafted unique and memorable cars for over a century. According to J.D. Power, ...

Historically, the corporation was built around Buick. Quite a few divisions came and went before The General settled on its core six: Chevrolet, Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Cadillac, and GMC. This ...

Year Make Car List Loading... Minor changes graced the 1998 Oldsmobile 88, including an updated fuel cap, updated ABS with wheel-speed sensors and standard second-generation airbags. Two new colors ...

When viewed through a 68-year prism, the '38 Oldsmobile, with its streamlined nose, looks rather progressive. In fact, its lifespan very well may be proof of the company's fleeting enlightenment; ...

The Oldsmobile rocket emblem may find its way onto new cars very soon. Though GM ended production of the Alero, Silhouette, and Bravada in 2004, sources say that the brand will be resurrected, but not ...