1973 Pontiac Grand Am Sales Training Video Ad Commercial

[@OofusTwillip]

I've never thought of my parents as the type of people who'd be into muscle cars, but Dad drove a red 1967 Mustang, and Mom drove a 1973 Grand Am. She'd drive us rugrats around in it, and she loved the way the slightest pressure on the accelerator would make the car leap forward like a scared rabbit.

[@unowen-nh9ov]

​@NB-mr7yzNot compared to the'80's.

[@skycladguru6256]

My first car was the ‘74. White with the red & blue pinstripes. The taillights were vertical and faced up instead of back, so my friends always called them my airplane taillights since they were probably more effective for planes flying overhead to know when I was stopping. But that car FLEW, so it all made sense. Too bad it rusted completely out in just nine years of Midwest winters. Rear fenders were so gone things would fall out of the trunk going around corners 😂

[@jamessawyer8889]

Nothing like those vintage sales videos that with time end up having a glitch like this one has

[@maxwellpowerservicesllc9043]

My first car. It was a performer for sure.

[@gregm9230]

Whew! That film is rare as hens teeth!

[@jamessawyer8889]

Even though the GM intermediate cars for 1973 may have had some mixed reviews I say they were still a group of good looking cars just depending on how you ordered one

[@peterhogan9537]

in 73 grand am was a great car but in the 80,s 90,s and 2000,s it was a shit box.

[@440_SIXPACK]

Most cars from that era are shit boxes