Oldsmobile Toronado News

"1967-1970 Cadillac Fleetwood Eldorado." 12 July 2007. HowStuffWorks.com. 20 November 2008.

Just recently, Hugo90 posted the above photo of a shortened Toronado to the Hemmings Nation Flickr pool , with the caption that he'd seen it at the 75th anniversary celebration for Oldsmobile in 1972.

The 1966 - " '67 Buick Riviera had style, class, a big V8, and is a great collector car bargain in this economy.

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"I like everything from Bill Mitchell. GM in the 1950s and 1960s was very strong.

The RV/MH Hall of Fame museum recently received the donation of a unique custom-made motorhome.

Sometimes the question of how do you make a good car better can be answered with "just add some utility." For example, the folks at Infiniti infused their already great G35 sedan with a hatchback cargo area and ...

It may be hard to believe today, but at one time, Oldsmobile distinguished itself among General Motors divisions with its advanced engineering.

In the early 1970s, General Motors decided to enter the motorhome business. At the time, it would be the only automobile manufacturer to produce a complete recreational vehicle.

The editors of Motor Trend present the 1966 Car of the Year award to Oldsmobile Division of General Motors for its Toronado. via Motor Trend

“To me, inspired designs are the best designsoones that move fast from original concepts to conclusion. And that's the way the Toronado program went.”

The Toronado stems directly from a game that stylists everywhere play as respite from the tensions of facelifting the bread-and-butter models year after year. via Motor Trend

“We are blessed, and we want to give back to the community. It's a worthwhile charity. We want to help.”

Dr. John W. Rice smiles when he drives. Rice loves to drive. You could say that his father, John H. Rice Jr., had a hand in that and be absolutely correct. via Http