1967 Oldsmobile 70-X Toronado. It was no ordinary car, it was a bold design experiment that pushed the boundaries of American automotive style in the late 1960s. Based on Oldsmobile’s front-wheel-drive Toronado, the 70-X was a special concept car that showcased futuristic curves, luxurious interiors, and advanced engineering for its time. Only a handful of these models were ever built, making them exceedingly rare. The exterior featured sweeping, exaggerated body lines that embodied the optimism

2.3M views · 59K reactions | This is one of three built! Meet the Oldsmobile Aerotech, originally designed to run GM's new Quad 4 engine, a four cylinder with four valves per cylinder! It pushed the car to more than 250 miles per hour in 1989. The third version, seen here, is equipped with an Aurora V8. This car set 47 speed records in December 1992. | This Day in Automotive History - Drive History | Facebook