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The 1959 Chevrolet Bel-Air 2-door Sedan and Impala Sport Coupé. Fresh, fine and fashionable!

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Like all '59 is new rightcdohewv,i,e7.J, this Impala Sport Coupe

FRESH, FINE AND FASHIONABLE
Chevy's Slimline design says new in a way all its own. And beneath the beauty there's new engineering that goes down deep. When you drive this one, you'll wonder why anyone would want a car that costs more!
From the clean thrust of its grille to the jaunty flare of its rear deck, this '59 Chevrolet is shaped to the new American taste. And you'll find its beauty has a practical slant too—with more seating room, new areas of visibility in every direction and a new Magic-Mirror
acrylic lacquer finish that requires no waxing or polishing for up to three years. Once you're on the road, you'll discover such deep-down engineer-ing benefits as bigger, better cooled brakes for safer, surer stop-ping; new easy-ratio steering and
'59 CHEVROLET
a wide choice of power—from vim-packed V8's to a new Hi-Thrift 6 that goes and goes on a gallon. Your dealer's waiting now to show you the car that can give your pride a big lift at a low price.... Chevrolet Division of General Motors, Detroit 2, Michigan.
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What America wants, America gets in a Chevy!

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Every week 10,000 people bounce on its seats, honk its horn, kick its tires, slam its doors, shop around — dicker, dicker, dicker — and then buy a Ford Falcon! (With Charlie Brown and Linus van Pelt)

EVERY WEEK 10,000 PEOPLE BOUNCE ON ITS SEATS, HONK ITS HORN, KICK ITS TIRES, SIAM ITS DOORS, SHOP AROUND_ DICKER, DICKER, DICKER-AND THEN BUY THIS CAR!

FALCON is having the best first year any car ever had ... going at the record rate of 10,000 every week . . . over 350,000 already sold since its introduction. What makes Falcon America's best-selling compact car? Economy! Some compact cars have some economies . . . only Falcon has theme all. Right from the starting price, Falcon saves you more money. Falcon is absolutely America's lowest priced 6-passenger car ... from $64 to $154* less than other compacts. An unbeatable price and unbeatable gas mileage. The Falcon goes up to 30 country miles on one gallon of regular., gas —as little as a penny a mile! Motor Trend Magazine put it this way: ''Falcon delivers the best
fuel economy of the three new compact cars.'' And the savings have just begun! The Falcon goes 4,000 miles between oil changes. Its Diamond Lustre finish never needs wax-ing. The Falcon costs less to service, less to license and less to insure most everywhere. What makes Falcon economy even sweeter, you don't have to sacrifice your comfort to
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enjoy it. Six big adults sit just fine in the Falcon. And you can pack away all their luggage in the Falcon's generous 23.7 cu. ft. trunk-of-a-trunk. (276% more luggage space tharLin the best-selling import!) Any wonder Falcon has become first no fast? No other compact measures up to Falcon . . . the easiest car in the world to own! FORD DIVISION, Skt/k.OaDMAleay., -
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WORLD'S MOST SUCCESSFUL NEW CAR
GJHERE WILL THIS POPULATION EXPLOSION END?

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Como o anúncio do Toyota Supra que está neste outdoor sobrevive desde 1993?

"The line has been crossed. The revolutionary new Supra" A 1993 Toyota Supra A80 hand-painted in an outdoor at San Francisco, California, United States, by Clear Channel Communications, a group of iHeartMedia

A Toyota está atualmente promovendo a versão 2021 da nova geração do famoso modelo Supra e dando muitos descontos e vantagens para quem adquirir unidades da versão 2020, que possui defasagem de cerca de 50 CV de potência em relação à versão 2021. Por isso, outdoors com anúncios sobre o novo Supra não são raros de se encontrar.

No entanto, ao transitar pela Rodovia 101, na cidade de São Francisco, Califórnia, Estados Unidos, você pode acidentalmente se deparar com um outdoor que estampa uma peça publicitária do Toyota Supra... 1993! Mas como este anúncio ainda resiste ao tempo? Ou seria apenas uma jogada de marketing da Toyota?

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