View Poll Results: What should I get for my next car?
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Personally, I'd go for one not on that list, a Riviera. They are really nice cars on the outside, classy looking on the outside, and you can get the good powerplant as well. But if not that, really all of the rest are good choices.
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I'll beat Fantastic to it and suggest an L67 LSS.
Why: If you want something out of the ordinary the Regal GS is alot more common and better known, and because the LSS ride is friggin awesome -the looks are comparable to a Bentley (maybe not quite), but they look big (bigger than a GTP or Regal, but not quite as big as a SSEi, but the Oldsmobile badge gives it a easy kill look when it is not), sleek, can look mild-mannered and act bad-a$$ and are put together quite well).
My brother'* 1998 Olds LSS (L36) blows my 1998 SSE out of the water when it comes to ride quality, build quality, and interior'* snazzy look and comfort. I seriously suggest those who have a chance to ride in a LSS, especially the 1996+ to take the oppertunity. I don't like riding with other people (I prefer driving, and driving my own Bonneville is even better), but I take every chance I can to ride in that LSS.
Why: If you want something out of the ordinary the Regal GS is alot more common and better known, and because the LSS ride is friggin awesome -the looks are comparable to a Bentley (maybe not quite), but they look big (bigger than a GTP or Regal, but not quite as big as a SSEi, but the Oldsmobile badge gives it a easy kill look when it is not), sleek, can look mild-mannered and act bad-a$$ and are put together quite well).
My brother'* 1998 Olds LSS (L36) blows my 1998 SSE out of the water when it comes to ride quality, build quality, and interior'* snazzy look and comfort. I seriously suggest those who have a chance to ride in a LSS, especially the 1996+ to take the oppertunity. I don't like riding with other people (I prefer driving, and driving my own Bonneville is even better), but I take every chance I can to ride in that LSS.
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Originally Posted by dbtk2
Personally, I'd go for one not on that list, a Riviera. They are really nice cars on the outside, classy looking on the outside, and you can get the good powerplant as well. But if not that, really all of the rest are good choices.
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Originally Posted by Sol
The GTP interior is still pretty nice. I recommend it because I drive one, and I love it a lot. It handles great too. A Regal GS would be my #2 choice because they are very classy, and much more elegant than the GTP.
,looks better and is more comfier than the gtp IMO.