A compact american saloon car from the early 80s

Oldsmobile Omega was one of the first front-wheel drive cars in the US. After the 1973 oil crisis, the biggest automakers in the US started to downsize their products. GM built a platform for front-wheel driven compact cars and Oldsmobile was the first manufacturer who built a new model for this platform. It was the Omega, debuted in 1980.
Majorette also created the small version of this at that time popular car. It appeared first in the 1982 Majorette catalog in silver color. In 1983 the model received this nice light blue painting, in 1985 with a grey one with side stickers, in 1986 the car received a rally style stickers and painting. It was the last year when the Omega appeared in Majorette's lineup.
The model has a very nice finish, it has a metal base, opening hood where the engine is visible and a drawbar. The suspension is great as a Majorette-suspension in the 80s.
The Oldsmobile Omega produced for 4 years with many variants. It often appears on eBay and other auction sites, the condition, and price varies.