The end of life of the Oldsmobile brand in 2004 was certainly a sad essential circumstance in the annals of automotive history. At 107 years old, the brand had seen its share of ups and downs, and most would agree that it ended on a down note with a lineup of cars that weren’t competitive at all in their respective classes. Regardless, a dealership in Indiana managed to collect an model of each vehicle in Oldsmobile’s parting lineup, all of which feature the kind’s Final 500 Collector’s Edition Package. They include a 2004 Silhouette minivan, 2003 Aurora, 2002 Intrigue, 2004 Bravada SUV and, my personal fave, a 2004 Alero. With my own 1999 Alero Coupe suffering from a determined pull to the right, I am looking for a suitable replacement and a perfectly preserved 2004 model would have being perfect. Unfortunately, these vehicles were being sold as a positive (the auction is not live anymore) through a starting enjoin of $149,995. If I bought the healthy sort of them, I’d be paying an average of $29,999 per vehicle. We’re not sure any post-Y2K Oldsmobiles will ever be worth that much on their allow, and I’ve got over many Bentleys and Ferraris in my imaginary temperature-controlled garage to fit five reminders of why GM sucked not too long ago. Thanks for the tip, Matt!

[Source: eBay Motors]