I am surprised that this car only has a little rust. A typical Northern Ohio car (over 10 years old) is terrible for rust in my area. I guess I'm lucky.


Here ya go



Passenger Rear wheelwell



Along bottom lip of trunk



Back door - drivers' side



Near the fuel filter - Dont know why it always rusts here on cars

hey looks like my car

I had some of the same spots. I bought a sanding block, some rust dissolver, and primer/paint. A little time and it was covered.

I've got more than that.

Eventually (with $$$), I might just take an angle grinder, fibreglass, and some POR-15 to some of my visible, ugly rust bubbles. It'* beyond the point of no return, at least I can make it presentable from 20 feet.

yep you got in all the common spots, get it under controll now, the bonny are good for rust but like any metal once it starts its gonna keep on going if left unchecked

looks like my 95, except my 95 is 10x worse. I will never EVER buy a new york car again.

thank god my 97 has 0 rust on it.

i hate rust!!! i have a wierd spot on mine... the gas door is rusting out.... not where its rivited to the body... just the door!

Looks like mine..or at least , general areas.. under the rear lower door seals, it'* rusty

that.. and i have it on the suspensions (front and back)

I have no rust behind my door seals, checked yesterday. This is a very clean car for being a northern Ohio car (some of you know what I mean). We use alot of salt, and I mean alot, and it kills cars. My mom and dad had a 1978 Impala and the frame cracked and we drove it like that, Well my dad came out one morning to find the frame completely snapped.

These cars rust out like that? My 96 Aurora has not one spot of rust on it and I have checked everywhere. Anyway what caused the Bonnevilles to rust like that?