Absolutely beautiful vehicle. It amazes me how backwards we’ve gone on seat comfort over the years. These pillowtop leather seats are the pinnacle of comfort. Fast forward to today and seats were designed by sadists.

98 was THE luxury car to have in the mid to late 80's!

Love the shout out to Bill from Autohaus of Naples! You both are the best. Nice to see Anthony watches his channel.

Hey Anthony, you're right, Bill doesn't know how good he has it in Florida, all he really has to worry about is the goats & birds. This Oldsmobile is a real gem, I always thought that this model 98 looks tall, we called them skyscrapers on wheels back in the 80s. 👍🙂 The red leather interior is beautiful. Thanks for sharing this luxury Oldsmobile 98 Regency.

I remember doing dealer prep on these when they were new as an Olds tech... Just a great C body... Drove as nice as any Sedan De Ville.

Summer of 1984. My Dad was an Olds dealer. I was 11 years old and spending a lot of my summer with Dad at his dealership that year. He worked hard and didn't take many days off so we were there pretty much every day except Sundays. I loved being with him and even though sometimes I'd be bored hanging around his dealership I wanted to go in with him. One day when I was there helping organize files or something in the finance department Dad walked in and said "Hey, how would you like to take off early and go see Ghostbusters?" Of course I said yes as I'd been wanting to see it. Dad usually drove a 98 as a demonstrator so we got in his car and headed over to the cinema. We both loved the movie so much and had such a good time we ended up going to see Ghostbusters at least a few more times that summer. It never got old for us. It's strange, but the interior of this car ties me to some of the best memories of my life.

Reminds me of my Buick Park Avenue. Awesome road car....complete comfort. These big cars made long road trips a pleasure.

The car my father drove my whole childhood. What a classy ride.

I had an 83 Recency four door! It was often mistaken for a Cadillac! In fact, back then I detailed cars. The original owner brought it to me with 17 miles on it straight from the dealer and said "do whatever you think it needs"! I waxed every painted surface! Hinges, under the doors, the hood and trunk inside.. in 1988 he bought a Fleetwood and I bought the Olds! For 3 years he wanted to buy it back! I drove that car across country 7 times racking up 187,000 miles all the while cleaning and waxing it like day one every 3 months! In 1995 it was stolen and striped bare! I was heartbroken! Got $800 for it from the insurance. I still miss that car today!

Pure art on wheels. Friggin love this ninety eight

The white wall tires looks awesome

I was always told back in the 70’s that it went-Chevy, Pontiac, Olds, Buick and Cadillac.

I learned how to drive in my mom's triple black 1979 Oldsmobile 98 Regency. I loved it. Wish I could buy this one. It's beautiful. I could care less about muscle cars. These 98's are the best.

I love these Oldsmobile 98 Regency they have always been one of my favorites

"The Olds 98 was the smart man's Cadillac" The Regency's interior was better than the Cadillac SDV or Electra. You had to order the Cadillac de Elegence package to rival it. and the Regency Brougham's was nice too. One of my folk's 98 had a tissue holder in the back seat, another had a clock...Their last 98 was an 1984, it was beautiful,

My heart beats faster as I see this beautiful car!

LOVE IT. Can’t beat a Vinyl roof. The last big Oldsmobile.

I’ve always loved this body style. Beautiful example of a classy, timeless full size luxury car.

Great trip back to the eighties, Anthony! That is one beautiful 98. That body style of 98 is what actually got me interested them. But by the time I bought one, it was the new downsized 98 Regency Brougham of 1985, which turned out to be one great car! I can still remember the name of the paint color - Champagne Glamour Metallic, and it was the slick top, no vinyl roof, and it had a matching interior. I remember taking that baby on a vacation to California and had zero problems the entire time. Actually the only thing I can even remember replacing on that car was the power antenna motor, it was such a trouble-free car. Oldsmobiles were really wonderful cars, and I have had four of them in my life and never had any trouble with any of them. Thanks, Anthony.

That’s a beauty. My parents bought a 1984 Olds Delta 88 when I was a little kid. Cream colored with a brown vinyl top. About 7 years later I learned how to drive in that car.

Take the fender skirts off this baby and you have a Buick Park Avenue 😂. I absolutely love both the Regency and the Park Avenue. What an absolutely gorgeous specimen. I remember as a kid when these were new I was fascinated by these cars. You don't see many of these out here on the West Coast anymore. For me, I think the Cadillacs drove nicer, but that's likely because they had air suspension. What a lovely boulevard cruiser.

I always had, some 35 years ago, a craving, over this nice good Olds 98 Regency...a quality car...I was young then...Now that I see it again...what a nice good car it is...

Omg! This clip brought back some fun teenage memories. My dad had a white 2 door with white on red interior. White leather seats with everything else the same red as this one and 1/2 white landau roof. It had an olds 403 ci engine. I got to borrow it on special occasions as a senior in high school. Since the rear end was so light you could sit at a light and just smoke the tires or just sit there and make it rock back and forth by turning the wheel back and forth. Everyone loved that car. I bought nothing but oldsmobiles until they were shut down. My 1st was a 2dr International series Cutlas Ciera, then the last model Olds Tornado and then the Olds Aurora. I never had a problem with any them. In fact, GM called me 3 years after olds closed, asked if I had replaced the fuel rail on my Aurora, which I had, and sent me a $650 check! They told me it was a recall and it should have been fixed free of charge. That just blew me away. They reached out to me in 2007! I now drive a 2018 Buick Lacrosse and love it...

I love that care. Very classy. I had a 1974 Buick Electra 225 3 decades ago. I miss those big beautiful GM cars...

I love how you mention details which 90% would never notice , and for this I, would buy a car from you sight unseen. I love honest people.

The neighborhood I lived in when I was in my early teens loved Olds. The were a couple of these. Nostalgia! ❤️

Anthony. Bill is affiliated with Auto Hause of Naples or curious cars Great guy like you who really know his craft.

New three people who had 1984 98's. I thought they were terrific. What a ride - a real road cruiser!

I was just thinking this morning that you still hadn't put the Olds up, and there it is! My '81 Regency was stolen, so this is real nostalgia for me. If I had the garage space, I would buy it in a heartbeat.

I drove a similar car back in the day. An '85 Delta 88 2-door. Very comfortable car, and that 307 actually got great mileage. Handling was terrible though so I put upgraded shocks on it and 225/60 tires. Made all the difference in the world! Unfortunately it got repoed in the '91 recession.

Thank you Anthony for showing some love to this Oldsmobile Ninety Eight. The luxury lineup back then was Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick and Cadillac. Thank you for the effort you put into this car. It was great to see this Ninety Eight on your site. You think this car is close to a Cadillac? You have not seen a Ninety Eight Regency Brougham. You have a Regency trim level. The Regency Brougham has more features and items equal to a Cadillac. I have a loaded 1996 Oldsmobile Ninety Eight. Thank you again for this video.

Just beautiful😊 had a '98 Regency built September '97, no comparison, the Ninety Eight/Regency & Toronado are Oldsmobile's 2 best models in my opinion, currently own a '66😃

Beautiful car!!! Hope it stays in the USA... I wish it had the optional 5.7 Diesel. That car belongs in a museum!! You just don't see these anymore at all. I see maybe one every two years.

A styling feature I like that these Ninety-Eight's had that the Cadillac Devilles/Fleetwood Broughams of this era were missing are the rear fender skirts. They really compliment the long profile of these land yachts and I never knew why Cadillac ditched them during these years.

I converted a 83 Olds 98 Regency Brougham from diesel to an Olds 350 in the early 90’s. Man did that car run like a devil with the lower diesel rear end gears. These cars were just as nice as Caddies of the same year in my opinion.

This body style of the Oldsmobile 98 is so elegant and classy! Beautiful color combination and very clean.

Wow.... I had 2 of these back in the day. A 1980 and then an 84. Loved this car! A sailboat on wheels.. The only drawback was the 307 V8 which was vastly underpowered for a heavy beast of this size..... Still beautiful!

Shout out to Bill... The greatest "sigh" on KZfaq.

Wow! Haven't seen one of these in so long, especially in pristine condition. Still don't know how you do it 👍👌

Wow Anthony, what a blast from the past. I'm a Virginia native, and recognized the inspection sticker immediately. Our inspection stickers were always placed in the center of the windshield, with your city, or county license decal placed beside it, making them very easy to be seen by state & local police, who would issue you a ticket if either one was expired. In the last two years, the inspection sticker has been moved to the lower left hand corner of the windshield, and the locality decal removed entirely, because they interfered with modern day GPS, and Autonomous Braking Systems. Yay! This generation of Oldsmobile 98 Regency sedans were very popular in central Virginia because of a large dealership here named Royal Oldsmobile. Sadly, they closed when GM shut down both the Pontiac, & Oldsmobile brands. I was devastated, the two brands produced some of my favorite cars during those years. The GTO, Firebird, Cutlass Supreme, and 442's were the cars I "lusted" after when I was a young buck.Those days are long gone, but I still have my memories. Thanks for the trip back to the days of my "misspent" youth, I do remember them fondly! P.S. Bristol, Va. is in southwest corner of the state, near the Tennessee border, and is the home of NASCAR's Bristol Motor Speedway, host this weekend to both the Camping World Truck Series, and NASCAR Cup Series races. It was to have been a big weekend because the asphalt track surface has been covered in dirt for a couple of "one off" races, but it rained overnight last night, and into the day today, cancelling the Truck Race this afternoon, and making the Cup Race on Sunday "iffy"!

Wow. What a beautiful looking car. There's nothing like those pillow top seats. 👍🏾👍🏾🔥

You finally put it up for sale!! Congrats Anthony - I know it will sell today, many have been waiting for this moment! 😂 Olds are still my faves and this one is a beauty! 👀

Very nice & bittersweet at the same time. A beautiful original car that's been pampered , garaged & well maintained by its original owner, destined to sit in a field at an Auction Site for a year. Such an injustice to this rare machine. I'm surprised the red interior didn't take more beating from all the sun! Noting you said the vinyl top looked rich & glossy in pictures, but after a year being out, dried & faded? Just shows how vulnerable these 'classics' are. Even though an older car still looks pristine, that original "condition" won't maintain its perfect State if exposed to the Elements. These are NOT new car replacements. I have a feeling my babies are gonna wind up in the same way when I go 😔 ☹️

What a gorgeous automobile! Absolutely love the color combination and it's rare leather interior! I love my Cadillacs, but these GM cousins are absolutely amazing and should be saved as well! GM's luxury line up went 1 Cadillac, 2 Oldsmobile, 3 Buick and 4 & 5 Pontiac and Chevrolet. Some argue that Buicks are before Oldsmobile, but most agree that Oldsmobile is closest behind the car, the legendary Cadillac. This car is gonna make someone very happy!

It looks exactly like one that some old guy who lives in Southeastern/Seacoastal New Hampshire owns, and he also owns an early 1980's Cadillac Seville as well. (Not saying that this is his, but it sure as hell looks like it.)

Bill getting mentioned is awesome. Love both you guys...

love it I had a black 2 door back in the day

Lots lots of love and thanks from Leicestershire United Kingdom. I used to drive all those u out here in year 1984-1990. One of my most most favourite. Will definitely buy one as soon come to USA. This is my dream. You doing brilliant. Thanks from heart.

Nice! I had a nice '83 with moon roof and opera lights back in the '90s. It was a great car!

anthony, jim here from so.cal. the olds is a nice looking automobile and a great road car also.someone took great care of it.always liked the olds regency.would love to get in that olds and head to calif. and last stop would be my garage! real glass headlights.an anemic engine but will still cruise all day at 80m.p.h. with no problem. still a beautiful ride.

This is a good-looking car. I'm not a fan of white, but this color combo is stunning. This car is immaculate.

If you ever want to make leather soft and supple, buy a tin of lithium leather love. Excellent product! Best I've ever used! You will be amazed!

Reminds me of a '74 Delta 88 Royal my then girlfriend bought, blue w/ black vinyl top, 455 engine and turbo 400. Beautiful car. Loved the flair out on the lower wheelwells.

This car is a real beaut! It screams luxury.

My dad had this model back in 1981 but was a Regency Brougham, car that I learned to drive, was an awesome car

You mentioned Bill from Curious Cars. I watch him too!

Wish they still made cars like this

Someone is about to invest in a true gem. Great looking car, and your prices are unbeatable. Keep up the great work on these classic beauty's.

I love how they integrated the red vinyl on the windshield A pillars. That's very unique.

That's a real gem, right along with the wide white wall tires. You couldn't be more right about Bill from Autohaus. Although he has extremely nice cars and gives great history about them, he tends to ramble on wayyy too much about the weather or birds. It's almost as if he's got ADD or something and can't simply ignore it.

These are rare because they were purchased as family haulers, used, and disposed of. A few of my friends’ families had these. At one point, there was a nice coupe down the street from my parents’ house. It may still be there. This was a choice prom ride during its time. Best wishes to the new owner. The GM luxury hierarchy started with Chevrolet at the bottom. That’s followed by Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick, and Cadillac at the top.

Best riding vehicle ever made . My dad owned four of them and they were his favorite.

My old man had one. Loved driving it. Hair under powered and they hate curvy roads but still a perfect road trip car.

I love that interior

I could never forget about a car like this. Beautiful, always loved the taillights. 😘👌

Another sweet car Tony !!! Man I love the old square body Buick’s

Great car! Only negative I can say is $8995 would be much more palatable if the radio was in operating condition, weatherstripping on driver door repaired/replaced, and the R 12 A/C were recharged and serviced. Other than that...extremely attractive. (Your videos are much more enjoyable and show more integrity than Bill's)

My parents had one just like this except theirs was blue with black top . It was such a comfortable car I loved that car I really did !

I had an 81 .I love land yachts!

OH BABY!!! This beauty really brings me back. Wait till you take it for a test drive!!!

The car is beautiful, I am sure Anthony has check this car from top to bottom and replaced all maintenance items. This is a great price for this blast from the past.

Anthony The old GM brand ranking from top to bottom was Cadillac Buick Oldsmobile Pontiac Chevrolet.

Gorgeous 98!! Makes me miss the 84 Delta 88 I had and loved. Too bad all they offered in gas was the anemic 307. What a slug, but I loved it anyway. Wish I had $9k - I’d buy it in a SECOND and drive it home 3,000 miles to WA State.

Maaan! They don't make em like they use to. Once had a 1994 eighty- eight royale. Silver, fully loaded. Whitewall tires, with the olds wired rims. Miss my toys man. Old school forever.

Me and my buddy back in Denver are fans of these big beauties, and just think they would be worth owning

What a find! Great job, Anthony!

Very nice Olds with a beautiful attractive interior which I miss so much in contemporary cars.

Beautiful example of GM's 80's vehicles. Our car tastes are the same! I love the skirts on this Oldsmobile. Just makes the car look classier!! Awesome video. Keep them coming!!

She's a beauty, Ant! Love me Regencies, next to my Caddies of course. Makes me miss my folk's '82 Regency 98.

Hi Anthony - I really enjoy all of your videos. Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs have been my favorite cars since childhood. I am actually retired in Naples Florida where Bill lives and have purchased a car from him. I am very happy with the weather here. I grew up in an Oldsmobile family. My first car was a Blue 1969 Olds Cutlass S. My dad’s first Olds was a Black and White 1957 Super 88. His last Olds was a Burgundy 1973 Olds 98 Regency with that plush black velour interior. Then he upgraded to an absolutely beautiful White 1984 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz with a white leather interior. You didn’t mention it, but this 1984 Olds 98 is important because it was the last “big” Oldsmobile. GM downsized in 1985. I am interested in buying this car and sent you my contact information through your website. However, I know that it will probably already be sold by the time that you read this. Keep up the good work and continued good luck! Thank you, Jim

Everytime I see seats like that, I think I need to find some, build a frame, and use them as an office chair! Some of the most comfortable seats ever put into an automobile.

Those leather seats are in perfect condition!!!

Agree with hierarchy here. My Dad always drove Buicks (Electras, Park Avenues and Rivieras). He says he was never interested in Cadillacs, though he could easily have afforded them. Back when these cars had more distinctive styling in the 50's and 60's, people seemed to develop a preference, and stuck with it. In the 90s and 2000s he finally came over to Cadillacs (De Ville, De Ville Concours, DHS) snd then settled on JEEPs, of all things.😊

Hey Anthony! I use to drool over these big sedans in the 80’s You mention the the GM ladder from Chevy to Caddy and by this time I really think Buick, Pontiac, Olds, and Chevy were all so similar in Ride, Quietness power. To me it was a matter of personal Taste but the 80’s. I bought new in 1981 the last Big Rear wheel drive Bonneville Coupe in Burgundy with the Landau Padded Vinyl top and Sport HoneyComb Wheels and thick whitewalls like this Olds. What a Pretty car with the Crushed Velour that Sparkled and had the same high pillow design with 6 biscuit pattern on the seats. My Boss wanted to buy the car from me. LOL

Love you and Bill both. Love watching you both.

I love this channel, the cars and candid content. Look forward to watching.

Thanks for showing us the car, Anthony. Greetings from Australia

I’ve always loved the shape of this car, the curved hood especially!

Beautiful. I hope she goes to a good and loving home.

Great car. My mother had one of these rather luxurious land yachts. The car had every creature comfort with plush plush interior and it lasted forever. If someone buys this sucker, they'll be confident it's a tank that can take it. It would be able to take on any Buick or Caddy anyday. Good up close camera work. But, dude, order the fooking car manual for your future customer. It's bad form not having one. You also should fix the radio and the a/c.

Anthony on the radio check that the antenna didnt fall out of port! If it did it will give no recieved sound through speakers! Jusr a quick maybe so fix!

I like that better than some Cadillacs the leather interior is rare in a olds it's stunning !!

I absolutely love this car.

A great find! Those were wonderful cruisers! The only thing I didn't like about this end-of-the-line was that they were under-powered. Very strange, as Oldsmobile Ninety-Eights were always VERY powerful.

Nice I remember my dad having one of those back in the days.

Another great car, thanks for showing us all the hidden fems that you find. Bill from Curious Cars is a character 🤦🏻‍♂️👏🏻😂🚘🕺🏻

So Cool Anthony that you know Bill down in Naples, I LOVE both you guys and watch you guys every day. :) Beautiful Cars and GREAT Reviews.... Would love for you and Bill to do a Collaboration Video....can you imagine?...that would be FUNNY as hell. Thanks....Gorgeous Olds. !!!!!

Love this car! Colour combo is beautiful :) I had a 81 ,Florida car brown on brown. 5.7 diesel. And yes it did run , it ran great. It had a GM Goodwrench reman engine with upgraded head bolts and gaskets. I changed the thermostat to one from. 7.3 powerstoke, flows way more gpm. Let it warm up before driving. 35 mpg. I know those engines were junk. But I’m proud to say I had great luck with mine. Love to see such a clean 98 like this !

That back seat looks comfy.

love the fender skirts great finish to end of a area of big full size boats