Nadine lives on today, and also served as a means of transportation to and from college for Hutchens brother, Dick Andrews. It was sort of dangerous for me to drive this because it ran so smoothly. It was pretty easy to doze off just because of how well it moved down the road. Mac Andrews said that Nadine was a good example of how Oldsmobiles tended to stay in families for a good long while, possibly even forever. They were well-built, expertly designed and often sold themselves through loyal customers and word of mouth.
Oldsmobile enthusiasts are extremely loyal.
Dick Andrews agreed. I don't have any doubt of that. Some Olds drivers found their purchase to last longer than expected. In fact, for some it is quite literally the only car they ever wanted or needed. My mother and I went to the Oldsmobile dealership in Crowell, Texas, shopping for a new car.