1992 Oldsmobile Toronado Trofeo Only 59k... 1 Or 5197 Made That Year on 2040-cars
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This is a 1992 Oldsmobile Toronado Trofeo. It is 1 of 5197 made for 1992.It was a well advanced car for the time. It is all stock except for the Pontiac Bonneville wheels, and aftermarket Pioneer CD player. I do not have the original wheels. This is not a show quality car, but is close to being one. It just had new rear shocks, new front struts, and new tires done, recently. The car would me a great investment. It is very difficult to find one of these on the road and can be a conversation piece.
List of things the car can use to be almost perfect Body is very nice. Few things on the body. (Front edge of hood has blistering and paint coming off, the rear right quarter was repainted but looks pretty good. There is also a line scratch on the same panel. front and rear bumpers are faded, front bumper trim has scuffs on it, Finally a small trim piece under the right headlight could be replaced) This interior is very clean. The only flaw really is the driver side seat along the left side of backing is worn. Other than that, everything else looks good. All the seat functions work too Everything on the touch screen monitor works except, when you try to adjust the fan for the blower motor is stays on high speed and sometimes stays on when the car is off. Overall this car is well above average and you wont be disappointed. Out of state buyer will get title directly. Il buyer will pay standard tax and title fees. Don't not email. If you have questions, call me at 630 202 0714 or 630 854 5789. Thanks |
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Head below to watch the episode, which includes a few words from GT6 creator Kazunori Yamauchi.