Oldsmobile Bravada Review

The Oldsmobile Bravada was first introduced in 1991 to compete with the sport utility vehicle market. It was an all-wheel drive that can even merely compete with those in the luxury car category with its SmartTrak features and interior accents. It also shares the platform General Motor's other SUVs including the Trailblazer and GMC Envoy offering both spaciousness and powerful traction and trailering capacity. Carrying an Inline V6 engine that generated 190 horsepower that later became 270 hp and aptly paired with a standard 4-speed automatic transmission, the Bravada was sure to give better handling and performance.

Aside from its being a performer, the Bravada also offered many features that aptly pleased most owners. Such features include air conditioning, power windows and door locks, leathers seats and cassette player. It also includes several standard features such as airbags, child safety locks, ABS brakes and locking differential. There are also many options for the consumers to choose from if they choose to buy a Bravada. There also Packages to choose from that includes many sophisticated equipments such as heated memory seats. As what was expected, many are pleased with this SUV especially with its SmartTrak features though it has some minor flaws like brake pad problems.