The Oldsmobile Ciera looks like a picture from the past, admittedly the design is not its greatest feature. It still has the same sharp, boxy and edgy look that was so popular in the long gone past. But this is not a downside in itself; the boxy design actually has a hidden advantage---larger cargo space. Aside from that, the Oldsmobile Ciera has aged beautifully over the years and has gotten rid of most of the glitches still present in newer cars. Age has taught the Oldsmobile engineers to make a car that is more reliable and practical than its competitors.

 

If you are on a tight budget and style or design is the least of your concerns, the Oldsmobile Ciera is a great fit for you. It retains one of the lowest prices yet it remains one of the most sensible and practical cars around. The 1995 Ciera wagons are pushed by a 3100 V6 engine matched to a 4-speed automatic transmission while the sedans are powered by a slightly less powerful 2.2 liter 4-cylinder engine coupled with a 3-speed automatic.