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Used 1995 Oldsmobile Aurora Consumer Reviews

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4.63 out of 5 stars

The Last of a Dieing Breed

JOE, 02/03/2007
1995 Oldsmobile Aurora 4dr Sedan
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The Oldsmobile Aurora from the start was a hit. As years went by, some of them had lots of problems and some didn't. That's why they have a bad rep with some people. Personally, I love mine. It's a '95 with 163,678 miles on it and it looks and runs awesome. I have put the basics in it i.e.: basic maintenance, brakes, radiator, belt, plugs, wi res etc.. The only major problem I had with it happened when I bought it, it had a remote starter. I had it for about three months and one day I went to start it and it sounded like the battery was dead, so I had it towed to my work right down the road (Ford dealership). It took me three days to figure out the remote starter back fed through ant-itheft module & pcm, burnt them up, and the key reader. FUN FUN

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4.88 out of 5 stars

4 years on and still in love

mrbill, 07/03/2007
1995 Oldsmobile Aurora 4dr Sedan
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Now with 162,000 miles, no leaks, no oil consumption, no regrets. Other than the deer and cement block on the interstate that I hit, no damage or surprises other than an A/C compressor. The mini-Northstar engine is great, more power than I deserve!

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2.75 out of 5 stars

This car sucks!

Gabriel Dutton, 05/01/2003
1995 Oldsmobile Aurora 4dr Sedan
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In Consumer Reports this car gets some of the worst ratings in every category except exhaust. My experience with this model vehicle certainly supports that! I had to have the air conditioning system replaced, the radiator and water pump replaced, the computer replaced, and numerous other problems fixed. THese problems all occurred before GM's claim of 100,000 miles before the first tune-up. GM had potential with this car and blew it royally! Now I drive a reliable Japanese car.

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4.88 out of 5 stars

great value

dcredys, 03/07/2002
1995 Oldsmobile Aurora 4dr Sedan
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Loved the cars mechanics motor, trans, ect. No problems with the northstar motor or transmission for 161,000 miles.

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4.88 out of 5 stars

One of GM's Better Ideas

Norm Schultz, 03/05/2008
1995 Oldsmobile Aurora 4dr Sedan
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I love the car for comfort, handling, relability and fuel economy for a v/8, it is exceptional. It is a very good North American auto, how ever if there is an electical or technical problem the GM dealerships are at a loss as to what it may be. Therefore in most cases it is an extremely frustrating and expensive experience.

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4.38 out of 5 stars

Holds up well

BS Will, 02/07/2003
1995 Oldsmobile Aurora 4dr Sedan
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I love this car. The trunk is roomy enough to hold our boys' double stroller and still accomodate packages. The seats are comfortable and the driver's positioning and access to controls is natural and intuitive. The driver's seating position memory is great for those few times my wife drives the car. On the downside, the cupholders in the front are worthless. Even though the car has been garage-kept and driven easily, there are some fit-and-finish issues both inside and out. The gas mileage is low and the "baby" Northstar requires premium fuel.

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4 out of 5 stars

Crying

*$lyn$*, 02/21/2003
1995 Oldsmobile Aurora 4dr Sedan
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Bought the car used two years ago. Within month, had a cracked head gasket. Was told it had been previously worked on. Couple months later, fuel pump needed replaced. Have had solenoids, and sensors replaced. Transmission flushed, and now...a cracked block. Will be over $4,500 to repair (that's for a used engine with replacement). A new engine is $5,000 alone. I still owe that much for the loan. Don't know what to do, but cry. Repairs are unbelievably expensive! I loved this car...till it needed a repair. If you buy one...hope you're a mechanic, cause you're gonna need one.

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5 out of 5 stars

Best sedan ever own/driven!

Donna, 04/29/2008
1995 Oldsmobile Aurora 4dr Sedan
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I have had this car since 51000 miles, and it now has over 200,000 miles. I still love the car and haven't driven another one that comes close to the Aurora. No major mechanical issues ever. I've used synthetic oil always and premium fuels. I would purchase another Aurora, just like the one I own, any day.

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