- Scotty! What's your thoughts about a 1999 Oldsman Bravdo? I honestly had never heard of this make/ model but from self research it seems simmilar to a Chevy Trailblazer. Carfax looks okay, but the low price and miles seems a bit too good to be true. Just over 65,000 miles and all they want is $5,990? That $5,990 is also before I negotiate or possibly trade something with them. I'm not going to lie, the interior seems imaculate. It's a V6 all wheel drive. It did have two owners and the title still apears clean. Should I consider further investigating this or should I run like someone would with a chrysler🤣. Thanks. I love your videos.Â
It's an oldsmobile bravada. And yes, same as the blazer
Those cars are literally worth nothing. Oldsmobile died out a long time ago and while it may be similar to the Blazer, it has nowhere NEAR the following or parts support.
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It might be ok as a knock around vehicle but the price would have to be $1000 or less. For $3000 to $4000, you can get a NICE Trailblazer with leather, sunroof, and plenty of aftermarket support. I'd go that route first.
it's just a plain old GM.
4.3L Vortec engine. 4L60e transmission.
There are TONS of parts available very cheaply
I do see these here and there for 5 to 6 grand. I wouldn't pay it, but I saw one with 35k miles for 6k online.
True @mountainmanjoe. I was thinking more on the interior trim, etc. Driveline parts are simple enough. I just can't see spending $6k for it. Maybe I'm cheap. Lol.
You would think most parts interchange with the Trailblazer which was very popular, but I could be wrong. Rockauto lists a lot of trim parts for the 99 Bravada.
$6k is def too much.
Hmmm. Well, you learn something every day. Thanks for the info. 🙂
look at that, I taught a GM engineer something {black}:laughingoutloud:
Well I haven't had to RockAuto many parts for Oldsmobiles. {black}:laugh:
Too overpriced
I would pass. Too old, AWD. The asking price is too high too.
Oldsmobile, 22 years old, too much
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The seller got the decimal point in the wrong place. Sounds more like a $500 vehicle to me.
I'd say it's worth around $1200 if it runs well and test drives OK.
Nicely built vehicles and rather luxurious for their time. However, that's way too much for a 22 year old Oldsmobile. See if you can get it for... 2-3K, assuming it's in great condition. Always get it checked by a mechanic.
