Newbie from France : What Cutlass is it ?
February 1st, 2010, 07:11 AM
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Colonnade was the style. All Cutlasses of this era were A body. To be technical, it was Colonnade Hardtop Coupé. It had a fixed rear side window. This style was from 1973-1977 and pushed Oldsmobile past Pontiac and Plymouth to take ove third spot in sales after Chevrolet and Ford. In 1977, Oldsmobile sold over 1 million (pinky finger to corner of mouth) units.
The Cutlass was the best selling car in Canada and the USA. The Cutlass still holds that record today since no other domestic car has been able to do that. The best selling cars today in North America are Japanese.
February 1st, 2010, 09:54 AM
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Colonnade was the style. All Cutlasses of this era were A body. To be technical, it was Colonnade Hardtop Coupé. It had a fixed rear side window. This style was from 1973-1977 and pushed Oldsmobile past Pontiac and Plymouth to take ove third spot in sales after Chevrolet and Ford. In 1977, Oldsmobile sold over 1 million (pinky finger to corner of mouth) units.
The Cutlass was the best selling car in Canada and the USA. The Cutlass still holds that record today since no other domestic car has been able to do that. The best selling cars today in North America are Japanese.
The Cutlass was the best selling car in Canada and the USA. The Cutlass still holds that record today since no other domestic car has been able to do that. The best selling cars today in North America are Japanese.
I didn't know Cutlass was so successful ! I like very much the style of this car...
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