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The 1993 Oldsmobile Cutlass Cruiser was a full-size sedan that marked the end of an era for the venerable Cutlass nameplate. Introduced in 1961, the Cutlass had become synonymous with Oldsmobile, evolving from a sporty coupe to a more family-oriented model over the years. The Cruiser, however, represented a departure from the traditional Cutlass formula, embracing a more luxurious and comfortable persona. It was built on the GM B-body platform, sharing the underpinnings with other large sedans like the Buick LeSabre and Pontiac Bonneville. This generation of Cutlass Cruiser was known for its spacious interior, plush ride, and relatively powerful engine options.

Although the 1993 Cutlass Cruiser was not as sporty as its predecessors, it offered a comfortable and practical driving experience. The standard engine was a 3.8-liter V6, providing adequate power for everyday driving. A 5-liter V8 was also available, offering more power for those seeking a more spirited performance. The Cutlass Cruiser boasted a roomy interior with comfortable seating for five, ample cargo space, and a host of amenities. The 1993 model year saw some updates, including a revised grille, new wheel designs, and updated interior trim. However, despite these efforts, the Cutlass Cruiser struggled to compete with the growing popularity of minivans and SUVs, and the 1993 model ended up being the last year for the Cutlass Cruiser, marking the end of a long-standing legacy for the Cutlass name.