The Bravada comes one way -- with everything. That includes four doors, an automatic transmission, a V6 engine, and every luxury feature imaginable. The driveline consists of electronically controlled all-wheel-drive system with a locking center differential.
If everything isn't enough, a few options can be added. Best of the bunch on the value scale is a $57 package of popular add-ons that adds a two-position driver's seat memory, power adjustments for the front passenger seat, auto-dim electrochromic outside rearview mirrors, a trailer-towing package and white-letter tires. Purchased separately, Oldsmobile says these handy additions would total $757. Other available extras are a power moonroof, $250 heated seats, a $495 Bose audio system, a 6-disc CD changer and a gold trim package.
The wide array of features are reflected in the $31,560 base price, which sits at the top of the GM compact-SUV heap. But that price is quite reasonable when compared to stickers on similarly equipped competitors. Next Page