2002 Oldsmobile Bravada Unknown

Great looking classy SUV. Whether you’re looking at passing power, cushioned ride comfort or competent handling prowess, the Bravada is a strong challenger for other upscale midsize SUVs. Thanks to its air suspension, the ride is noticeably softer in the Bravada than in the coil-sprung TrailBlazer, without a significant sacrifice in handling quality. Seats are less firm than those in the TrailBlazer, which contributes to a more luxurious ride experience. Despite short bottoms, the seats are quite comfortable, with ample legroom for all occupants. The driver information center makes it easy to change preferences for automatic door locking and other conveniences., , Performance also is a serious strong point. When tromping on the gas, few drivers are likely to realize that the source of power is an inline-six rather than a V-8. Even when motoring up mountain grades, little strain is evident as the 270-hp engine takes its task in stride. Engine sounds are barely discernible, except when pushed really hard, and road noise also is minimal. Engine power is strong and immediate, available throughout the RPM range. Whether creeping along in city traffic, accelerating from a stop or cruising at freeway speeds, this 4.2-liter engine is quietly competent. Each truck can tow a hefty 6,300 pounds., , All advertised prices are based on a cash sale only with no tax or title cost included. We work with good, bad and no credit. Bankruptcies, foreclosures and repossessions are OK too. You can submit an application for credit on this website and know your options - usually within 24 hours on business days. Unlike a traditional "Buy Here Pay Here" our finance solutions actually work to restore and/or build your credit. We can use SSI, Disability and child support as income. Even if you are self employed or do not have taxes withheld from your paycheck, we can help