Toronado

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The Toronado is a full-size personal luxury car produced by Oldsmobile, notable for pioneering front-wheel drive in American automobiles.

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instanceOf automobile model
personal luxury car
assemblyLocation Lansing, Michigan NERFINISHED
awarded 1966 Motor Trend Car of the Year NERFINISHED
bodyStyle 2-door coupe
brakeType front disc brakes (later models)
category cars introduced in 1966
classic American car
front-wheel-drive vehicles
class full-size car
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designer David North NERFINISHED
driveType FWD
engineConfiguration V6 (later generations)
V8 (early generations)
firstGenerationEndYear 1970
firstGenerationStartYear 1966
firstModelYearEngineDisplacement 425 cu in V8 GENERATED
fourthGenerationEndYear 1992
fourthGenerationStartYear 1986
fuelType gasoline
introducedBy Oldsmobile NERFINISHED
introducedInModelYear 1966 model year
layout front-wheel drive
manufacturer Oldsmobile NERFINISHED
marketedAs Oldsmobile’s flagship personal luxury coupe
marketedBy Oldsmobile division of General Motors NERFINISHED
marketSegment personal luxury segment
notableFeature flat floor due to front-wheel-drive layout
notableFor pioneering front-wheel drive in American automobiles
numberOfDoors 2
parentCompanyOfManufacturer General Motors NERFINISHED
platform E-body platform
predecessor Oldsmobile Starfire (indirect) NERFINISHED
productionEndYear 1992
productionStartYear 1966
relatedModel Buick Riviera NERFINISHED
Cadillac Eldorado NERFINISHED
secondGenerationEndYear 1978
secondGenerationEngineDisplacement 455 cu in V8 (early second generation)
secondGenerationStartYear 1971
sharesPlatformWith Buick Riviera NERFINISHED
Cadillac Eldorado NERFINISHED
successor Oldsmobile Aurora (market successor) NERFINISHED
thirdGenerationEndYear 1985
thirdGenerationStartYear 1979
transmission automatic transmission
wheelDriveInnovation first U.S.-produced front-wheel-drive car since 1930s Cord

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