LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) – Tomorrow, Oldsmobile owners and aficionados will flock to the 31st annual Oldsmobile Homecoming Car Show and Swap Meet. This is the largest Oldsmobile-specific car sho… ...

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The classic Cutlass Supreme convertible oozes 1990s design and is being raffled off to benefit the RE Olds Transportation Museum in Lansing.

Despite a recent trademark filing, it looks as though General Motors won't be resurrecting the Oldsmobile brand, much to the chagrin of Cutlass and 442 fans.

This particular car was purchased brand new by George Berejik, a longtime Oldsmobile dealer who ran his Massachusetts dealership for 30 years.

In fact, the Oldsmobile Starfire was the first to test the waters in the ‘personal luxury’ field before Ford’s Thunderbird of the mid-fifties.

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It also became the last rear-wheel-drive V8-powered Oldsmobile. This rarity comes up when you try to find one for sale.

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In 1957, all Ninety-Eights were Starfires, irrespective of body style. The Oldsmobile Starfire debuted in the fall of 1960 as a 1961 model, a limited-edition, high-performance sports convertible.

Oldsmobile had backed off significantly from the fire-breathing muscle cars it produced during the 1960s and early 1970s, the General Motors-owned brand set to focus more on luxury offerings ...