The Oldsmobile Cutlass G2, rolling out from 1964 to ’67, was like your favorite pair of jeans—comfortable, stylish, and always ready for a good time. It grew bigger, flexed a 115-inch wheelbase, and offered a buffet of engine options from the humble Oddfire 225 V6 to the beefy 400 V8. With snazzy options like tilt steering and a remote trunk release, it screamed sophistication. By ’67, it was cruising with disc brakes and optional Turbo-Hydramatic, proving it was more than just a pretty face—it was a highway hero.
