The Choose of the Day is a low-mileage 1992 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme convertible listed on the market on ClassicCars.com by a non-public vendor in Buford, Georgia.

“This Cutlass Supreme convertible is a really good one-owner, low-mileage automobile with a current new convertible prime. It has at all times been garaged and the paint and inside look excellent,” the itemizing states.

The Cutlass Supreme mannequin first slotted as a premium providing within the Cutlass lineup starting in 1966. It was supplied in rear-wheel drive by means of its first 4 generations. In 1988, the automobile was moved to the GM10 W-body platform, sharing the identical wheelbase because the Buick Regal and the Pontiac Grand Prix. A convertible was a well-liked configuration for this technology.

Displaying simply 77,832 miles on the odometer, this 1992 Cutlass Supreme wears a blue end with a white retractable prime. With the highest down, the automobile’s distinguished rollbar is featured. As was typical with many Basic Motors vehicles of this period, the outside is wearing beneficiant physique cladding, and a twin exhaust system out again harkens to the automobile’s sporty aspirations. One of many distinctive design parts of the automobile is its “mini quad” headlamps that have been launched in 1992.

Underneath the hood, energy comes from a 3.1-liter multi-port fuel-injected V6 mated to a console-shifted four-speed computerized. At 140 horsepower, the Cutlass Supreme wasn’t a lot of a sizzling rod however efficiency was respectable for its time. This identical “LH0 T-Code” engine was additionally discovered within the Buick Regal, Chevrolet Beretta, Pontiac Sunbird, and varied different Basic Motors fashions.

Inside appointments for the Cutlass have been luxurious for his or her time, with leather-based seats, energy home windows, energy door locks, computerized local weather management, power-adjustable seating, and a complicated Delco AM/FM/cassette audio system with steering wheel-mounted controls and a graphic equalizer. 

The vendor concludes by stating that the automobile has ample energy and is enjoyable to drive. “It was lately inspected and serviced by a good mechanic, and it runs nice.”

The vendor is asking $5,900 for this well-kept drop-top Cutlass. To view this itemizing on ClassicCars.com, see Choose of the Day.