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10 Vintage Cars You’ll Wish You Still Had To Drive Today

by Lauren Novak

4 years ago

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6. Mercury Cyclone

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Sometimes advertising was kind of sexist back in the day. The Mercury Cyclone in 1967 was advertised as a “man’s car”.

Some ads even said that the bucket seats were “man-sized”. How funny is that?

7. Chrysler Dodge

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These days, many cars advertise being small, but in 1963 Dodge was advertising how big their car was!

The Chrysler Dodge from that time was almost 18 feet long.

8. Dodge Coronet

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Another popular Chrysler car was the Dodge Coronet.

This one was being advertised as slim and trim and was a popular convertible choice in the 1960s.

9. Monterey S-55

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If you love the color red, you may have had a Monterey S-55. It boasted an all red interior and exterior.

You could also get it in convertible or hardtop and it had adjustable bucket seats.

10. Cadillac Command Performance

Flickr / Don O’Brien

If you were more into gold and all things luxurious, you may have had the Cadillac Command Performance. It advertised having the largest, smoothest V-8 engine ever and had a gold interior and exterior.

What car did you have? Are there any classic cars you would add to this list?

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