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44TEETWO · January 6th, 2009, 05:17 PM

I have owned three Aurora's all 95's and I am looking at buying a Diamond White 99 with 83k now. I only have one now and I bought it in 98 from a doctor that leased it. It is in storage for winter, thats why I have my Dodge Pick-up so I can beat that. These cars are the most unique, best driving, and most attractive cars GM built. They actually showed some stones and went beyond the fold, unlike the decision to discontinue Oldsmobile. The 95-99 Auroras were a DRIVERS car! and quite a sleeper to boot!

January 6th, 2009, 05:17 PM	#19 (permalink)
44TEETWO Registered User Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Lebanon, Oregon Posts: 87	I have owned three Aurora's all 95's and I am looking at buying a Diamond White 99 with 83k now. I only have one now and I bought it in 98 from a doctor that leased it. It is in storage for winter, thats why I have my Dodge Pick-up so I can beat that. These cars are the most unique, best driving, and most attractive cars GM built. They actually showed some stones and went beyond the fold, unlike the decision to discontinue Oldsmobile. The 95-99 Auroras were a DRIVERS car! and quite a sleeper to boot! __________________ 1995 Aurora 1978 Toronado 1977 Cutlass Supreme (2 of them right now) 1968 Cutlass Supreme 1967 442 restoration near complete 1965 442 1961 Dynamic 88 2dr Post 1991 Cadilliac Allante' (how'd that get in there?)