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Millennials Will Never Know How Classic These Cars Truly Were

1983 Hurst Oldsmobile Cutlass

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There was a point in time when the Oldsmobile Cutlass was the best-selling car in America. Yes, long before the Camry or the F-150, it was a two-door V8-powered coupe that ruled the sales charts. What made the GM G-Body cars so popular was the performance and build quality, not to mention the spacious interior. The Cutlass was the luxury-appointed version of the G-Body car and many enhancements came with it (via Hemmings).

Photo Credit: Classic Cars

A car like the Cutlass is something that most millennials will never see because the styling and design were one-of-a-kind. Two-door V8-powered coupes were the cream of the crop in the automotive industry. These cars were fun to drive and extremely stylish, which helped propel sales numbers. The Cutlass in particular received a lot of positive press back then for its excellent driving dynamics and handling.

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