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From the October 1978 issue of HOT ROD: Bill Porterfield's blown, mid-engined Oldsmobile 442 wins 1978 Street Machine of the Year.

The Hurst/Olds may be the most desirable and expensive iteration of the Oldsmobile 442, but the 1969 W-32 is much rarer.

Alas, that does not mean it is best known for them – rather the Cutlass 442 or Hurst/Olds occupy that space from a passenger car perspective.

The best known Olds muscle car, however, is either a 1968 or 1969 Hurst Olds 442, both the most desirable Olds muscle cars ever built.