Chevrolet Chevelle Car Commercial (1972)

"Chevrolet. Building a better way to see the USA."
Chevrolet commercial for the 1972 Chevelle with a humorous, family theme. Spot aired January 1st, 1972. Visit www.bionicdisc... for 1970s pop culture fun.
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[@PeaceBrotha]

That jingle at the end is everything.

[@bobsilver3983]

I had a Mulsanne Blue 72 Chevelle with blue interior, man was that a pretty car!

[@Scalemodeler125]

That car fits my image too!

[@crowvelle]

It is the best car I've ever owned. Thanks, Chevy!

[@patricialambert3110]

This car makes me think of Reuben Kincaid. He drove a convertible version of that same year Chevelle when he was managing the Partridge Family

[@Davethreshold]

LOL. I still DREAM about that car: 350, with a DEUCE, which looking back was absurd. White vinyl top, non-metallic orange paint, and white interior. After a while, I bought new Sears/Michelin tires and Monroe Gasmatics. My friend Marc said, "That handles like a CAT!" I still dream about it now and then. It wouldn't burn rubber until I brought it to Marty's Citgo. He hooked up the exhaust/gas analyzer and afterward, it DEFINITELY did!

[@zackeaton4736]

Can’t wait to build mine

[@buckster2575]

Years later its turned in a hot rod.

[@playgt326]

Muscle car, the hot rod are the cars from the 30 and 40

[@buckster2575]

@@playgt326 I'm aware of that .muscle car deuce coupe there all hot rods of some type.

[@TheSpritz0]

They made a 4-door version as well, funny the guy stuffed his family into a 2-door coupe!!!

[@patricialambert3110]

Had about as much room in the back as my first car, which was a 1976 Camaro. My parents were cramped!

[@trudygreer2491]

Heck, they made a station wagon too, both of which had a longer wheelbase than the 2 door.. but when you get right down to it, the '68-'72 GM A-bodies were pretty stylish cars, especially the hardtop. Often the 2drht was the best-selling body-style in a model's line-up..

[@TheSpritz0]

@@trudygreer2491 YES I even remember quite clearly Fathers buying Cordoba's and Grand Prix's to transport families of 5 back then!

[@cardtrix1970]

I believe he did that because the 4-door was a lot uglier!

[@alans.4167]

Back then it was common for families with young kids to buy 2 door cars, it kept the kids from opening the doors. A time before child safety locks. When strapping in child seats became mandatory then started seeing more young families buying 4 doors.

[@DreamGiveaway]

Love old commercials. Our Chevelle Dream Giveaway grand prize is orange as well but is an SS with black stripes.

[@eliascrookshank]

When America made great cars.

[@applesnoates]

those where the days

[@cacarotocacimbinha2905]

Very good Chevely

[@wnychevy09]

the voiceover announcer may have been Robert Goulet

[@LearnAboutFlow]

I think it was Joseph Campanella

[@misterwhipple2870]

What happened to Casey Kasem? He didn't die, did he?

[@georgeharleydavidsonrider156]

The last year for the Chevelle and then they got ugly.

[@misterwhipple2870]

Actually, they GOT BEAUTIFUL! Give me a '77 and I'll die a happy man!

[@theBlankScroll]

#1 car of creepy dudes everywhere

[@saxongreen78]

(Still too big for me.)