8 Car Commercials from the 1970s That Will Blow Your Mind

The 1970s were wild. Disco balls, sideburns, questionable fashion—and car commercials that were somehow even crazier. These weren’t ads; they were full-blown fantasies. Some whispered about “soft Corinthian leather,” others roared rebellion with switch-activated exhaust, and a few just winked at you with a smile that sold more cars than any spec sheet ever could.

From Ricardo Montalbán’s velvet voice selling Chrysler Cordobas, to Volkswagen’s brutally honest “It’s ugly, but it gets you there,” to Pontiac’s legendary “Humbler” ad, all the way to Farrah Fawcett turning the Mercury Cougar XR-7 into a cultural moment—you’re about to relive the most unforgettable car commercials of the seventies.

These eight ads didn’t just sell cars. They sold power, presence, rebellion, sex appeal, and sometimes, pure honesty. Buckle up and rewind with us—because the seventies car commercial game was as wild as the decade itself.

👉 Which one was your favorite? The Cordoba’s smooth talk, the Beetle’s honesty, the Trans Am’s swagger, the GTO’s loud button, or Farrah’s unforgettable line? Drop your pick in the comments below!
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