The Oldsmobile Starfire moniker originated with the 1953 General Motors Motorama show car. Alongside the Buick Wildcat, Pontiac La Parisienne, and the Chevy Corvette, the Oldsmobile Starfire was a ...

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In 1961, the Oldsmobile Starfire was introduced as a standalone model, after having been part of the Ninety-Eight model line. It was so named in order to capitalize on the allure of the Space Race, ...

1961 was a big year for Oldsmobile. The company introduced a new expensive model, promoting the Starfire to a standalone series, giving customers interested in performance another reason to stay with ...

On January 17, 1953, General Motors opened the doors to the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York to a two-way invasion. As the 45,000 visitors poured in, a whole new idea was gushing out into the world: ...

While Oldsmobile sold vehicles as an upscale brand, their vehicles had remained in the grasp of everyday motorists. Among many Oldsmobile sedans, the 88 (or Eighty-Eight) moniker provided a mix of ...

NINEVEH — After driving a maze of roads through the Cordry Sweetwater Lake community, my destination was confirmed when I spotted the two-tone dreamsicle-orange Oldsmobile parked front and center in ...

The identity of the owner of certain two-tone 1961 Oldsmobile 88 I've been trying to track down for seven years? With help from My Favorite Ride reader Larry Webb, I've found her. Mystery solved. And ...