Upon introduction for the 1966 model year, the boldly styled Oldsmobile Toronado gained immediate fame as America™s first front-wheel drive automobile produced since the Cord 810/812 of 1936-37. Power was delivered by Oldsmobile's biggest V-8 engine, displacing 425 cubic inches and delivering 385 factory-rated horsepower for a high-speed, Grand Touring driving experience. In addition to the Toronado's advanced FWD drivetrain, including a Turbo-Hydramatic automatic transmission, the glamorous Toronado featured many standard features and options befitting its top-of-the-line status. Styling was, and remains unmistakable, with main Toronado design cues including a low and wide presence, blade-style front fenders, a long hood/short deck hardtop profile, pop-up headlamps, and Kamm-style rear treatment. An unqualified design and engineering masterpiece, the Toronado earned Motor Trend magazine™s Car of the Year honors for 1966. The Toronado was also a strong seller that year, with 40,963 leaving Oldsmobile dealer showrooms.
 
A former California car with 77k miles, this 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado is a handsomely presented and exceptionally original example of these innovative and stylish American GT cars. Sporting one high-quality refinish in Body Tag-correct Autumn Bronze Iridescent paint, the Toronado retains the original interior that remains impeccable. According to its VIN and Body Tag, the Toronado is a top-of-the-line Deluxe model (9687and factory options and amenities include the sporty and versatile bucket-style Strato-Bench split front seat with power adjustment. Other highlights include a unique barrel speedometer, factory air conditioning, an Oldsmobile Transistor AM radio and power antenna, plus power windows, power brakes, and power steering. This collector-worthy 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado Deluxe also includes an original owner's manual, plus service receipts and a handwritten logbook. service booklet. There™s nothing to compare with the look and feel of a high-quality, highly original automobile that has never required total restoration throughout its lifetime, exemplified by this 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado. Ready for enjoyment and collector-worthy, it must be experienced first-hand. Call us to see it for yourself, get full details and make it yours today!