1985 Front wheel drive Olds 98 Regency Brougham with 163k miles. Cold start at -6 celsius. It’s got an Buick 3.8 MPFI engine and THM440-T4 transmission. It’s…
1985 Oldsmobile 98 cold start and drive
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nice car 😉
I have a car just like this one, and the transmission was just rebuilt like
this month,but they didnt fix it right,I took it back to them like 3 times
and its good, its just that sometimes it shakes and takes kinda long to go
to the next gear. Im planning to buy a brand new one. Do you know where can
I get it from? Thanks
I’ve got a 1986 Olds Regency 98 with 163k and it still runs like a new car,
smoother ride than a Cadillac and still gets 27 mpg on the freeway. HIGHLY
underrated car of the mid 1980s. Very comfy too like sitting on a living
room sofa.
Very nice! In great shape!
I have this car today in Venezuelan, this is a real american car, confort,
luxe and too big engine!!!
Good car, i just bought a 85 nighty eight brougham 2 door for 400 bucks,
been running great, always check the fluids, i finnaly got a car worthy of
rims and kill stereo!!! keep on rollin bro.
C’mon now, you know you want to.
Hey Bunghole eater, why don’t you go smell your daddy?
Back in 1995 I owned a 1986 Olds 98 Regency. One of the BEST cars I ever
owned. Never gave me any problems whatsoever. I loved the dual seat belt
chime. When I heard that on this clip I was in heaven. I sorely miss that
car and wish I’d never gotten rid of it.
Thanks for your comment. Hope you get that olds back on the road again.
These are nice cars to drive. And these FWD models are pretty rare here in
finland. Is rust problem there? Or only peeling paint? AC in mine olds
leaks somewhere. I was thinking i shoud recharge it with R134 refrigerant
but i’ve been told that i need a new compressor to run that.
my grandfather had an 80’s 98 like this one… he had problems with the
digital gauge cluster
My uncle has a 85 Regency which looks like a shit hole right now im gonna
see if i can have it and the car only has 85 original miles on it it needs
a major paint job and new seats in the front that are leather also the
steering coulomn is is not workin I have flats in every tire and I dont
know if the AC still works but I am willing to take his car becuase i am a
mechanic and I don’t wanna see this beautiful car GM made in the Junk yard
If you bothered to read, I said roughly. Now who’s the dumbfuck you
bunghole eater.
Beautiful car! Only ppl who have ridden in one know how nice they are on
the inside and what awesome visibility they have.
My dad had one of these, an 86 I think. He had it when it was new and it
was white with white padded top and dark blue velour interior. People
insult these cars here in the US now, but I remember it was very
comfortable and rode very nice. Also it had plenty of room for the whole
family despite not being a huge car. I was sad to see it go, but he decided
to trade it for a new Lincoln.
The 98 wasnt considered midsize, it was the grandaddy of them all! even tho
this model was alot shorter than the previous modle. in 1985 olds had the
cutlass ciera that was closer to the tempo and they even had a firenza wich
was smaller yet!
Looks ALOT like the 85 Sedan DeVille.
Great car! Have an 85.
that is a great car u got their i can see many of the similarites in the
interior compared to my 86 buick park avenue check out my channel if u like
man, i got loads of vids on my buick. great vid man 5 stars!
My mom had a gold 86′ Eighty-Eight Regency and I loved that dual-chime tone
seat-belt reminder.
Why don’t you kiss my furry bung hole?
That chime is actually very pleasant compared to the sqawking others cars
made back in the day,
Ahhh, the dual-chime tone………
you dont have to pump the gas on a fuel injected car
Hi, I’m glad you’re enjoying your American car. I just thought it was funny
that you said this car’s 3.8 litre engine was too big. My dad used to drive
an old Chrysler New Yorker, with a roughly 6.6 litre V-8 engine (440 cubic
inches). Safe driving!
@NewsLynne- Yes, it really is very nice. A mild chime is just as capable of
reminding you or alerting you as bong-bong-bong or beeeeeeeep.
@Dumblikeyoutu I owned an ’86 Regency as well, and I remember the dual
chime. I thought it added so much character to the car. Still one of the
best cars I ever owned.
Must been the GM equivilent to the Ford Tempo which was also a mid size
front wheel drive.
Nice car! Gotta love those Oldsmobiles!
My uncles owned an 85 Olds 98 I remember I told you that. He just got rid
of it a couple of weeks ago after sitting in his drive for like 10 yrs. I
am gonna miss that car, although that it had alot of miles on it and it
wasn’t worth fixing. I guess their gonna junk it. What a shame I loved that
car. Keep the good work with your car if you still have it.
Damn, are you always this anal because someone made a mistake? I pity your
family, assuming you’re more than 15 years old. In the meantime, kiss my
ass kid.