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The forward thinking GM
The Toronado was quite the leap for GM and I find the design as appealing as the technical concept (for the time). The specimen you found really looks in pristine condition 
And the 300 - nothing more needs to be said!
Spotted: Lovely Vintage Vehicles
We can start with the pivotal front wheel drive car in the USA, the Olds Toronado. Beginning in 1966, a Turbo Hydramatic Transaxle passed power from a 425 or 455 cubic inch V8 to the front wheels, unlike virtually every other vehicle made in the US since ...
Love the Toro! Thank You :-)
Wow, the Watchprosite regulars never cease to amaze! Thank you for sharing these outstanding photos of my favorite classic American car. That made my night. Best, Tim
The forward thinking GM
The Toronado was quite the leap for GM and I find the design as appealing as the technical concept (for the time). The specimen you found really looks in pristine condition And the 300 - nothing more needs to be said!
Love those big old land yachts. I have something stuck in the back of my mind .....
I remember seeing a TV commercial of a Toranado, or maybe it was and Eldorado, towing a boat without the rear wheels. Bob
That Chrysler's immaculate! . . .
. . . yeah, I could go for Mopar land yacht, too. Maybe a Dodge Monaco, late '60s or early '70s, with a 440. That would be, as only Red Skelton could say . . . Smoooth . . . . . . a smooth ride.