How to Identify a Cutlass Ciera Holiday Coupe

How to Identify a Cutlass Ciera Holiday Coupe by the Cutlass Ciera Resource Center.
Note: The popular equiptment package DID NOT include A/C. It did include AM/FM/Cassette radio, power antenna, white walls, an optional wheel (alloys or wire caps), pulse wipers, accent stripes, and tilt wheel.

[@klwthe3rd]

The Holiday coupes are some of the rarest of all Cutlass Cieras of the time. I personally thought they were super elegant and this video does a great job of explaining a true "Holiday coupe" from a regular brougham coupe. The options codes don't lie.

[@harysuper]

Such a helpful video. I had no idea this spac cutlass existed. Most here I see are base models.

[@Techn9cian123]

My first car was my grandmas 87 Cutlass Ciera Brougham 4 door. It was gold with a tan vinyl top. Only 30,000ish miles.

[@69ChevyGarage]

I miss my car so much. I had a beige/tan '84 Holiday purchased in '88 with 30k miles. They stole it and I miraculously recovered it. That theft made me move away from NYC. I left it to my dad in NY because I was moving to FL and was too scared to drive alone. I was 18. Wish I still had it. Always regret that decision.

[@airconditionerfan9895]

Wow, this is great!

[@joelakers410]

my favorite car

[@mrblack6467]

Very informative.

[@midmichiganguy6536]

Now that is an American car! They don't make cars that look like that anymore. Now days you can't tell a chevy or a ford next to a toyota.

[@jodyb3491]

Hey frank.

[@DaBluePrint.P]

Is this cutlass a gbody