1966 Rambler American - Vintage American Motors Automobile Ad

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1966 Rambler American - Vintage American Motors Automobile Ad
Original, vintage magazine advertisement
Page Size: Approx. 10 1/4" x 13 1/2" (26 cm x 35 cm)
Condition: Good
“Do all Americans wear rally stripes?’’
“No, but with their big new engine
they drive that way.”
’66 Rambler American 220. Scored big
in Economy Test, too. 24.5 mpg with
automatic transmission.
life
The winner
Rambler American outruns
Corvair, Dart, Falcon at Daytona
and still the
lowest-priced car
made in the U.SA
The event was the Acceleration Test in Class VI of the nascar-
supervised ’66 Pure Oil Performance Trials.The results were
very surprising. (To everyone but us.) Rambler Americans,
equipped with standard engines, finished 1, 2 in this 25-70
mph Acceleration Test. Proof of more power for safe passing.
What else would you expect from a car that packs the big-
gest, newest, most powerful standard Six in its class? But
here’s the clincher. The same American that out-accelerated
Corvair, Dart, Falcon logged 24.5 mpg in the Economy Test.
All this from the same car that still wears the lowest price
tag of any U.S.-built car.* Stop in at your American Motors/
Rambler Dealer and see the new American—a car that keeps
its value longer, because quality is built in, not added on.
Small wonder that every minute of every working day, two
more families make their choice a new American Motors car.
American Motors...where quality is built in, not added on.
Built with your safety in mind. Every American Motors car includes a Double-Safety brake system, Single-Unit body construction, padded dash
and visors, backup lights, outside mirror, seat belts, new higher strength windshield glass, windshield washers, and variable-speed wipers.
•Based on a comparison of manufacturers’ suggested retail prices.
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