The 1978 Cutlass was downsized to the new version of the General Motors A body with a shorter 108 inch wheelbase, and was lighter than earlier versions at around 3,300 pounds. The 1978 lineup included the fastback design aeroback Salon and Salon Brougham coupes and sedans, and the formal roof Supreme, Supreme Brougham and Calais coupes. The fastbacks were twins to the Buick Century, and a factory T top was optional on notchback coupes only.
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Source Wikipedia: OldsmobileEarly history, purchase by General Motorstier 2Quote, Early history, purchase by General Motors
General Motors purchased the company on November 12, 1908
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The 1978 Cutlass was downsized to the
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The 1978 Cutlass was downsized to the
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factory T-top was optional on notchback
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Oldsmobile (formally the Oldsmobile Division of General Motors) was a brand of American automobiles, produced for most of its existence by General Motors.
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