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Car Forum / Oldsmobile Cars / June 2007

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Recommendations on Olds Aurora

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Usenet247reader - 16 Jun 2007 17:27 GMT
I used to drive a 89 Olds Delta 88, and I was pleased with the service
the car gave me.  It ran well, and I got pretty good gas mileage.

My mother is driving that car now, and I am driving a big Crown Vic.
Doesn't get great gas mileage, and so I was looking at Honda Accords or
Accura vehicles - with the V6 engines.

Someone told me that the Olds Auroras are an equivalent car - in terms
of size, handling and performance.  The Aurora has a 3.5 L V-6 or a 4.0
L Northstar-inspired V-8.  The MPG figures on the V-8 seem to be equal
to those on the V-6 powered Hondas or Accuras.

I was wondering how the gen I or gen II Auroras have been aging over the
years?  Any particular problems with electrical, mechnical or body stuff?

I want to get a decent pre-owned car, and I would like to buy American,
but I also know that Olds went out of business, and I wonder how
difficult (and expensive) it will be to get parts and service for this
car?  Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated - please respond to the
newsgroup.
Marc_Aurora_2001 - 17 Jun 2007 20:39 GMT
I have been driving a 2001 Aurora 4.0 for going on 7 years now. There's no
problem with parts or service. Because the Aurora is so similar to
Northstar engine Cadillacs, any Cadillac dealer can take care of any work
on an Aurora.
This car has been excellent. Just one thing has gone wrong with it in the
time I've had it (crankshaft position sensors).
One tip: If you decide to buy an Aurora 4.0, use premium gas, which will
give much better power than regular.
 
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