Used Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera for Sale

The vehicle I am here to review today is a 1995 Oldsmobile Cutlass Cierra. I originally purchased this vehicle used by one owner five years ago. The car had approximately 45,000 miles on the odometer and I have put nearly 60,000 miles on the car since owning it. Overall this vehicle has been one of the best cars I have ever owned and it is still my daily driver. The blue interior has held up well as well as the dashboard and other interior components. The exterior looks decent of a car over twenty years old, but the body is starting to rust around the wheel wells. The car came with a stock radio which I choose to upgrade for Bluetooth, auxiliary port, and cd playback capabilities. I love how well this car has performed for me. Other than regular maintenance such as: oil changes, break changes, and tire changes and rotations I have not had to put more than thirty dollars into the car. I also get around thirty miles per gallon of gas, which shocked me when I determined that to be the average. If I had to find a con about this car, it would be that it does not appear to be the most stylish. People are rarely impressed by the look, design, or performance of my vehicle. They are more impressed by how well it has kept up, but it is often times overlooked for newer and more flashier vehicles. Overall I would give my car a five star review out of five stars.

I have a dark blue Ciera cutlass sly International edition. It is a four door car. It is made from steel. It has a v6 engine. The gas price is usually low; about twenty five dollars for a fill up. It was easy to keep up. The parts were amazingly cheap in auto stores. It preforms well in inclement weather. It is easy to steer. It is easy to get in and out of. It is dependable. I have no dislikes about my car. I can fit up to six people in my car. The heat is very quick. It rides well also in long distances. It is not noticeable for a person my age to have.

The car was like a tank with a couch inside of it. I bought for extremely cheap from my own father, at it was the family car for a while before I'd owned it. I already loved the car because it was a car I grew up being driven around in. The seats were gigantic, roomy, and comfortable. It was seriously like riding around in a large couch that was totally indestructible. The car itself was made of iron, an old school beauty, and riding around in it made you really feel like you were invincible on the road. Unfortunately, as the years continued, parts for it became more and more expensive, and eventually it just wasn't possible for me to maintain the vehicle at the point in my life I'd earned it. But it worked for me for a long time and was an extremely reliable vehicle. I admit to being biased to the vehicle, but I also believe it was made in a time when cars were just built to last.