1994 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Review (continued)
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Summary

Although some may find the latest Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme SL somewhat lacking in glamour, few will find fault with the considerable range of options available with the Special Edition package. For a midsize sedan, there is ample room for four and enough space for five in a pinch. This car's overall performance and handling are in the well-established Oldsmobile tradition.

Style-wise, there probably isn't enough pizzazz to attract a rush of new buyers. However, nothing about the '94 model will turn off those already loyal to the Cutlass Supreme, and the broad option package will probably bring in some new customers as well.

(Source: New Cars Test Drive)

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