http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076095/

Very surprised not to see this one listed yet, it having won Richard Dreyfus an Oscar. There must be hundreds of cars in this one (the movie was filmed on location in New York), the vast majority of which are too small, too blurry or too obscured. But I did find a number of them to include here.

Pontiac Catalina, one star


guessing...Dodge Monaco? two stars


Dodge station wagon, one star


Buick, one star


1964 Cadillac, one star


Ford Maverick, one star


Mercury Capri, one star


Ford Pinto wagon, one star


Ford Thunderbird, one star


Oldsmobile (Cutlass?), one star


1964 Buick Skylark, three stars


1974 Imperial, two stars


1969 Pontiac Firebird, one star


1971 Ford (LTD or Galaxie?), one star


I'm assuming all of the cars in the auto show scene are 1977 vintage.

1977 Honda Civic, one star


1977 Subaru, one star


1977 Volkswagen station wagon, one star


1977 Subaru (DL?) wagon 4wd, three stars (Marsha Mason's character is describing it at an auto show)


another Subaru wagon, one star


1964? Oldsmobile (Cutlass or F-85?), one star


Oldsmobile Cutlass (right), one star


unknown bus (GMC?), one star


Checker Marathon, two stars

Considering that Chrysler stopped making the Imperial in 1975(only to revive it in 1981):

This can't possibly be a 1977 Imperial. 1977 Chrysler New Yorker perhaps, but not a '77 Imperial.



This might just be a GMC "New Look" bus.

I did a quick Google image search and it also looks a lot--a whole lot, in fact--like a '75 Imperial. So I think we've possibly narrowed it down to those two.

I think the discussion Imperial-New Yorker is... a '74 Imperial


BTW tv boy, do you remember if is it a 4door or a 2door?

Which Oldsmobile is this for?

Because the one on the right is a 1968-72 Cutlass. The one on the left is an F-85 or Cutlass one of the mid-1960's.

That pic, Ddey, is for the 1968-72 Cutlass. The other one has its own pic right above it. Thanks.

Ddey, I think the Imperial was a two-door. It's definitely a hardtop though.