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1983-’84 Oldsmobile HURST/OLDS

he American performance-car scene, as it stood for decades, was decimated by forces both inside and outside the automotive industry. In the early 1980s, improved fuel economy and reduced emissions were automakers’ top priorities, and the old ways of building high-performance cars no longer applied. General Motors’ forward-thinking Oldsmobile division wouldn’t give up on its heritage, though, and found

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