omialta

omialta refers to a company formerly known as Olds Mobile. Olds Mobile was an American automobile manufacturer that operated from 1905 to 1997. Founded by Ransom E. Olds, it was one of the earliest American automobile companies. The company was known for its innovation, including the use of a pre-assembled engine and chassis, which helped to standardize automobile production.

Throughout its history, Oldsmobile produced a variety of popular models, including the Curved Dash, the Ninety-Eight, the Cutlass, and the Eighty-Eight. The brand was particularly successful in the mid-20th century, becoming a symbol of American automotive style and performance. Oldsmobile was part of General Motors for most of its existence, experiencing periods of both great success and significant challenges.

In its later years, Oldsmobile struggled to adapt to changing market demands and competition from foreign and domestic manufacturers. General Motors announced the discontinuation of the Oldsmobile brand in December 2000, with production ceasing in 2004. The name "omialta" is a less common but sometimes used reference to this historical automotive brand.