Motorweek 1998 Oldsmobile Intrigue Road Test 

"Some real zing to start Oldsmobile's next 100 years" That sure didn't age well... Despite its endless faults I really miss my 2000 Intrigue with the 3.5 v6.

I really felt that this was grossly underrated

I had the twin to this car, 3.8 engine with 326,000 miles on it.. I should have never sold it.

Never will forget when I was with my instructor during driver's ed in one of these and the power steering failed. Fortunately, we were going predictably slowly, but it was still unnerving. I still like this generation of Olds; exactly the kind of nondescript prettiness that is so taken for granted these days.

I rented one of these in 2000. I really liked it and was quite impressed with the car. I would have considered buying one, but I didn't need to buy a new car at the time. I thought it was a great effort that ultimately would have saved the Oldsmobile brand if they had been around a little longer. I was sadly surprised when at the end of that year, it was announced that the Oldsmobile brand was going to be dropped by 2004. Too bad they did not come out with this prior to the Aurora - this sold in larger numbers. A LOT changed in a short period of time in the 1990s in the car industry.

The 3.8L 198HP engine was powerful enough an advanced suspension made hugging curves at high speed really fun

if only GM gave Oldsmobile more time and money.. this was a great effort and very European/Japanese in style and features.. But the Olds ship was already sinking at this point

I want to see a review on a Oldsmobile LSS with the 3800 Supercharged engine

I always liked the most Olds from this Gen

I had a 2002 Oldsmobile intrugue with the 3.5 v6 and the factory Bose stereo system and sun roof, I miss that car, I want another just to daily, plenty of low end power!

I can remember my family having a white Intrigue as a rental on a trip in late 1999.

I love this Olds Intrigue, solid and confortable car

GM should’ve dumped Chevrolet and kept Oldsmobile. Olds always built a much nicer car. If I remember correctly I think the Intrigue was the last Olds my Grandfather ever bought. Before this he always bought 88’s. He loved his Oldsmobiles

This car was really good. They were great with the 3800.

I have a 2000 model GLS . And i love it.

Most intrigues had the 3.5 Northstar with 215 hp

This was the front wheel drive cutlass supreme.❤

I remembered these had almost a 5k rebates at one time almost bought one , very nice car basically a grand prix gt which outsold it 9 to 1

Wanted one of these.

That car was the only real front wheel drive cutlass supreme, it and the Alero could have helped in Oldsmobiles future luxury cars, but GM brass wouldn't have it.

Now i really want this car, especially since the backseat is big enough for 3 adults. But I already have a car so i shouldn't. I would like to know if these cars don't rust in the salt belt because that's the only bad thing i sense from American cars (and Japanese), that i see a few with rust issues.

Oldsmobile would've made it if General Misdirection would've given it time. Instead Cadillac now occupies that place.

WTH is this music

GM should've used the 3800 in more cars.

The intrigue was a nightmare. Terrible cars, terrible electronics, everything broke.

If they kept the name cutlass Supreme it prob would of sold more