Sleek and aerodynamic, with windswept lines and sculpted corners, the Aurora islight years removed from the Delta Eighty Eights and Ninety Eights of yore. The Aurora
looks especially impressive from a three-quarter angle, front or back.
Recessed door handles, monochrome trim, tinted windows and aluminum wheels
announce that Oldsmobile is serious about competing with the upscale European and
Japanese imports. The catlike headlights and low-slung foglights peered out from our
Aurora's silver metallic finish.
And, as with the '95 debut, the '96 Aurora shuns the venerable Oldsmobile
rocket-logo hood decal in favor of an elegant "A" logo--revealing that Oldsmobile is
still taking great pains to distance the Aurora from the more matronly models from the
division's past.
Rearward, the expansive taillights stretch all the way across the trunk lid,
ensuring high visibility after dark. One press on the keyless remote fob pops the
trunk lid open, revealing 16.1 cu. ft. of cargo space. Next Page