THIS PAST EVENT MADE TODAY’S HISTORY

On April 29, 2004, the final Oldsmobile was built in Lansing, Michigan,  ending 107 years of vehicle production

On April 29, 2004, the last Oldsmobile, an Alero, rolled off
the assembly line in Lansing, Michigan.

It featured signatures of plant employees written inside the
hood of the car (pictured below).

General Motors announced in December of 2000 that it was
phasing out the Oldsmobile brand by the end of the 2004
model year.

Final Oldsmobile rolls off assembly line

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