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Oldsmobile Series 70

1939 – 1950 — USA

The Oldsmobile Series 70 was a full-size midrange automobile line manufactured by Oldsmobile from 1939 to 1950. During this period, Oldsmobile occupied a unique position within General Motors' hierarchy of car brands. While Chevrolet and Pontiac were considered budget-friendly options, and Buick and Cadillac were seen as luxury brands, Oldsmobile found itself positioned in the middle of these segments. General Motors shared their platform designs among various brands, with "A" body platforms used for Chevrolet and Pontiac, "B" body platforms for Oldsmobile and Buick, and the Cadillac using the senior "C" platform. This strategic platform sharing led to Oldsmobiles being dubbed as luxury-level Chevrolets and