1997 Oldsmobile Aurora from North America - Comments

18th Sep 2002, 20:33

"Performance with luxury"

What things have gone wrong with the car?

Automatic leveling suspension failed at 70,000 kilometres and was covered under extended warranty, total cost $650.00.

Recently repaired alternator bearings that caused a whining noise for almost close to a year and became worse with knocking and louder whining noise, total cost: Labor - 400.00 and new alternator 600.00 all covered under extended warranty. The car is EXTREMELY quiet after this repair.

General comments?

The Aurora is a sleek and powerful automobile that as they say is a wolf with sheep's clothing, too bad many other people do not recognize what this car is.


16th Nov 2002, 01:43

I bought a 1997 Aurora a little over 6 months ago now... it had 84,000 some odd miles on it when I bought it... it has just under 87,000 miles on it now... it has a problem with the electrical wiring inside the drivers door and the intermittent w/w do not work... PLUS the head gaskets just went... total cost of repair for everything... $ 3500.00.

If you buy one... get a good warranty with it.


6th Apr 2005, 13:47

April 6,2005.

I have a 1997 Aurora with 90,000 miles. The only major parts that needed replaced so far were the alternator, serpentine belt and water pump.

I purchased the car to replace a 1990 Oldsmobile Toronado Trofeo with 210,000 miles on it.

Both cars seem to be about the same in comfort and I have no complaints about either.

My wife wouldn't give up the Aurora for anything.

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