The entrance and increasing popularity of Japanese compact cars in the United States prompted General Motors to introduce one of their own. Hence the Oldsmobile Achieva was born in 1992 as a replacement of the fading Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais. The front-wheel drive design and Oldsmobile Achieva parts were all under the GM N Platform that was also used on several cars acquired by GM. These vehicles include the Chevrolet Malibu, the Buick Skylark, the Cutlass Calais, and the Pontiac Grand Am. Achieva was made available as a coupe and a as a sedan to cater to the different tastes of the American car consumers. The vehicle was sold in four trim levels and consists of the S, SC, SL, and the SCX. This car uses a W41 four-cylinder engine that works hand in hand with a Getrag 5-speed transmission. This system was built with a special differential in order to create the highest amount of torque with greater traction to the wheels. With no other special features to offer and with great competition from Japanese brands, the manufacturing of Achieva was finally shelved in 1998. Its replacement came in the person of the Oldsmobile Alero in 1999. For those who own an Achieva and not content with the so-so performance of their car, you can try using Oldsmobile Achieva performance parts to boost the presence of your ride. If you are in the middle of a restoration project but can't find the right items for your ride, you should visit our online store. We have one of the widest selections of hard-to-find and original Oldsmobile Achieva accessories. You can also replace damaged stock car components with the different replacement and aftermarket Achieva OEM parts that we have on our product catalogue. Log on to our web site to place your orders or call our customer service hotline. You can even ask assistance from one of our customer service representatives.
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