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The Oldsmobile Achieva was a compact car made by General Motors under its Oldsmobile division. The Oldsmobile Achieva had a relatively short run. Sales for the car were good at the start but soon dropped significantly leading to the short production period of the car.
The Oldsmobile Achieva was first released in 1992. It was based on the N platform of General Motors which it shared with the Oldsmobile Cutlass, the Chevrolet Malibu, the Buick Skylark and the Pontiac Grand Am. The Oldsmobile Achieva was first introduced during the Chicago Auto Show of 1991. The car was introduced as a concept vehicle but it was already apparent that it was set to replace the Oldsmobile Calais since both cars shared similar wheelbase platforms and front wheel drive layouts. When it was produced in 1992, the Oldsmobile Calais was also discontinued. The Oldsmobile Achieva was originally offered in four trims. The S, the SL, the SC and the SCX trims. The S trim was the standard model while the SL provided more power and had better features. The SC and the SCX trims were both sporty coupe trims of the Oldsmobile Achieva, with the SCX being the better equipped version of the two. By the 1995 model year, the trim levels of the Oldsmobile Achieva was reduced to the S coupe and the sedan version. However, both were still subdivided into Series I and Series II models, depending on the equipment available for the car. The production of the Oldsmobile Achieva was discontinued in 1997, a mere five years since its initial release. The remaining 1997 model year Oldsmobile Achieva models not sold to car dealerships were sold to rental fleets in 1998. The Oldsmobile Achieva was replaced by the Oldsmobile Alero.
The Oldsmobile Achieva compact car was available as either a 2 door coupe or a 4 door sedan. The car had a front engine front wheel drive layout and was built on the N platform of General Motors. There were several engines available for the car. these were the Quad 4 I4 2.3 litre engine, the LD9 I4 2.4 litre engine and the 3300 V6 3.3 litre engine. The available transmissions for the Oldsmobile Achieva were a 5speed manual transmission, a 4 speed automatic transmission and a Turbo-Hydramatic 125 3 speed automatic transmission. The Oldsmobile Achieva is notable for carrying the the W41. The W41 engine is noted as General Motors naturally aspirated four cylinder engine with the highest output. The Oldsmobile Achieva was also given a specially made Getrag 5 speed which featured a special differential that adjusted the torque output to the wheel that had the most traction.
Available today only as second hand car models, the Oldsmobile Achieva is a capable compact vehicle. The performance levels of the car were commendable on its release. However, they are not quite up to modern standards, however. For interested car buyers, there is also the question of the availability of replacement parts and repair services given the age of the car. Headlights by State:
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