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Oldsmobile Toronado 

A luxury front wheel drive car made from 1966 to 1992. The 1966 to 1970 years consider it to be the only front wheel drive muscle car ever made. The 1971 to 1985 years have got to be one of the biggest and ugliest cars ever made. The 1986 to 1992 years brought back some more muscle to its style and looks similar to 1980's Monte Carlo's and Cutlasses. Only thing is it had no V8 like all the previous Toronado's but rather had one of the best and strongest engines ever, the Buick 3800 V6.
John: What kind of car did you buy?

Steve: A 1988 Oldsmobile Toronado.

John: Wow it looks bad ass, does it have a V8?

Steve: No it has a Buick 3800 V6.

Oldsmobile 

An incredibly sexy line of vehicles, often associated with pimps and incredibly wealthy individuals.
Wow, that dude rocks an Oldsmobile!
Oldsmobile by whobigal07 September 7, 2008

hoodmobile 

A old car usually warn down often would be worth more in scrap than for sale often associated with low income community’s
Dan you ride in a hoodmobile
hoodmobile by Hibachi July 21, 2021

hoesmobile

Corruption of the words "hoes" and "Oldsmobile" used to describe Jeremy Lyons' Oldsmobile 88. See pimp mobile
"Damnit. The Hoesmobile always gets the ladies!"
hoesmobile by Jeremy Lyons April 17, 2004

oldsmobile ninety eight

Introduced in 1941, the Ninety-Eight was Oldsmobiles top of the line model and was a very stylish rear wheel drive land yacht up until the early 80's.

The fuel crisis pretty much doomed the Ninety-Eigh, and all large sedanst. Experimenting with Diesel engines proved problematic in the early 80's, so sales suffered. So in 1985 it was downsized to a front wheel drive generic design that looked like every other GM car at that time. 1991's bloated round restyle proved unpopular too and the model was axed in 1996, to be replaced by the Aurora.
You can probably find a 50's/60's/70's era Oldsmobile Ninety Eight on ebay for a good price. Many were driven by senior citizens when new, and were looked after.

hoesmobile

hoesmobile by Kirk Cannon April 19, 2004