GM / General Motors: The 3800 V6 - What vehicles did it come in?

All the full size Olds FWD cars had the 3800, as well as some Regals and
Cieras, but the were rarer as intermediates.
"Steve Reinis" <com> wrote in message
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1987ish - 




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"Steve Reinis" <com> wrote in message
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1987ish - 

Pontiac Grand Prix, possilby chevy lumina/monte carlo....at least a couple
chevy camaros/pontiac firebirds

87 to 93 the 3800 was standard in the 88, 98, Le Sabre, Park Avenue,
Bonneville.

91 Riviera had the 3800

91 Toronado had the 3800, but not sure about the 87, can't remember when
the Toro was shrunk down.

Optional - in 91 the Regal was the only car of its size to offer the
3800.

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Harryface
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1991 Pontiac Bonneville LE
~_~_~270,000 miles_~_~_

86-87 Toronado's had the "231" and 88-92 had the 3800


mikeR
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I had a 91 Buick LeSabre Limited with the 3.8L, it was a great car.
My previous Blazer was stolen so had to quickly get a replacement
vehicle. A LeSabre was not really on my list of desired vehicles, but
it was slim pickens. After putting on some wide(r) tires and tinting
the windows the dark blue LeSabre became a great looking vehicle - and
I ended up really liking that car. Oh, and the engine performed
nicely other than an oil pan gasket leak that developed after
switching to synthetic (same kind of leak happened (along with a rear
main seal oil leak) on my 00 3.8L Grand Prix after switching to
synthetic). Wasn't that 3.8L engine listed as one of the top 10 best?