Dad had a 1976 Cordoba, 400 big block, 4bbl thermo-quad! Wasn't designed for a race machine but it did ok. Was about the same size as Monte Carlos, Grand Prixs. Was a smooth riding, great looking machine. Wouldn't mind finding one like it today.
And I got to drive a 300 series of the same vintage new, would smoke the tires and handled great!
MIKEY is wrong, wrong, wrong. You want to talk about a shit box? Try a PINTO!
FYI -- not all Cordobas were 318's with lean burn... L or P code Cordobas were about as quick as any other car at the time. The 1979 Cordoba 300 was a nice combination of the above with an E58 four-barrel 360 and posi rear (granted the gearing was a bit tall... but it was a sign of the times).
And if you look at the rest of Chrysler's line up at the time... the Cordoba WAS the "Small Chrysler". Look at C body!
my cordoba had plenty of power with the 360, handled great on the highway and the streets. this was a sexy mans car and the guy that posted this shit has never driven one a day in his life.
It was a beautiful car, but highway driving was a bitch in this car. The front end would lift up, and if it was windy, you fought the car all the way. It was great for cruising the streets, it was a head turner, plus the coach lights on the rear piller were really beautiful. It needed more power though, as all the extra junk added just killed all the power it could have had. My 94 Ford Crown Victoria was a car with great pick-up, when you needed it, the Cordoba never did have very much.
Mikey is right! How 'bout that Lean Burn System that didn't work? They're cool looking cars but if you have one you need to put a Chevy engine in it. I don't know why Chrysler marketed this as "The Small Chrysler." Most cars would fit in the trunk of this thing.
My' 76Cordoba is very nice and unrestored, 400-4 bbl, runs like new, no squeaks or rattles. It normally places at Mopar shows. Glad some of you don't like them, means there is more for me.
Mid 70's American cars generally were some of the worst cars ever built in the history of the automobile. I realize some people have some nostalgia for this period. But come on be honest with me here I need a little truth. The entire exhaust assembly from front to back of the car came out from under the car while going 60mph in a 1974 Cadillac. Also the wiring spontaneously caught fire in the trunk. That just doesnt happen today but back then it happened all the time.
@Silvertrine I know your comment is old, but come on. You can't compare a car from the 70's to a car from today. That's like saying a blonde today has a better body then a blonde from the 70's. The two cannot compete.
I loved the look of my Cordoba but the engine seized up in bad weather for some reason. I think it spent more time on a tow than without! Still, the courtesy lights were a nice touch...
Corinthian leather was a phrase invented to describe the leather used in certain Chry luxury cars in the 70s. "Corinthian" does not actually indicate any type of leather and was added simply as a linguistic cachet. The first use of this term was to describe the leather in the 74 Chry Imperial,best use of this term is from the advertising campaign for the 76 Chry Cordoba. many misquote Montalbán as saying "rich Corinthian leather" in the Commercial, he actually says "soft Corinthian leather"
The Cordoba is FARRRRRR from being a shit box!!!!! I have 3 of them, '75, '76 and '79, and they are the most beautiful and best cars I have ever owned. Cordoba will end up being one of Chrysler's most remembered cars!!!
Cordoba was essentially a Charger with Chrysler Cordoba badging and maybe better trim levels...If you look at a Dodge Charger of the same era this is painfully obvious...
jimice16 ...who the fuck is Mikey...this sold well because it resembled the chevrolet monte carlo...are you telling me that was a shitty car?....I'd hate to see what you drive
I own a '78 that has the 360 v8 with 82,000 miles on it,as one of my show cars,and have won several awards at car shows. People theses days don't appreciate what the Doba did for Chrysler,it saved the company from going bankrupt in the 70's.
Would love to see the 1978 TV commercial for this,as well as the '76 New Yorker one with Jack Jones singing "what a wonderful New yorker"
I agree man the cordoba was the best car ever made and they sold really good too i love my cordoba im 21 and i wanna keep mine in perfect shape that way i can keep enjoying it because with the crap thats going on these days they will never build another car as good as the cordoba ever heck no one builds a rear wheel drive 2 door anything cars now all suck except the new challenger, 300 and charger. The cordobas real boss
The Cordobas a good car i own a 1980 and if its such a shit box why is the body in good shape original engine still running excellent and why can i get aftermarket parts for it and the bigger question why did it sell so good Mikey knows shit about cars
Lol my grandpa gave me this car and it has around 250,000 miles on it though every piece of the car mustve been fixed at some point. All my friends laugh and call it the boat. Parking is a bitch. The hood must be 8 feet long.
Well if you dont like the classic chrysler you own i suggest you sell it to someone that appreciates it and that will keep in good shape and dude its easier to park with a long hood i have a cordoba and you actually see the hood new cars you cant even tell were the hoods at thats one of the many reasons older cars are better
I have a 1975 Cordoba with 17,000 miles, 360 with the lean burn engine that gets 9 miles to a gallon. Last time I started it was 1995.Hasn't been driven on the road since 1987.
It has the original Goodyear radials which flex so much, the hubcaps will squeek while driving. It is for sale.
lol you should see my cordoba if you don't like them. 454, no cat just flowmaster, leather seats, 40k on body,2k on motor. These cars aren't bad cars! I bought mine because I thought it was badass looking. Never had a problem with anything on it so I dont know what the hell other people are talking about. (btw obviously its not stock engine, stock had a 360 2barrel)
This was one V8-powered personal luxury car back then...mentioning the Corinthian leather seat trim was a real luxury; in fact, today's true luxury cars have leather (instead of velvet) seat trim.
If you don't like the Cordoba you have no business commenting. By the way if it was back in the early 870's...whatever that is...how could it be a late 70's car?
Back in the early 870's, a friend owned a 78 with 20k miles. That car scared me. It seemed that someone took it apart and didn't quite put it back together properly. I truly thought it would just fall to pieces.
I thought you were joking, but when I listened again, I realised that I had a version of it on mp3, from the film 'Brassed Off' (good version). The song is called "En Aranjuez con tu amor" and many people have covered it.
The 75 brought a lot of attention to the Chrysler division,attention that was sorely lacking with the overweight/ugly 74 full size line.Teamed with the near identical Charger SE,almost 200,000 of these specialty bodied B-cars were sold.For Chrysler this was good,as these were merely restyled 74 B cars (so costs were not excessive).Looking as different as they did against the Charger/Sebring of 74,was a big hocus pocus that buyers never realized.
FROM ITALY, Cordoba in Italy today is standard of american art, one of the rarest (just 5 arrived new in Italy) cars to put in a private luxury cars collection.
About Ricardo he's a legend and don't need descriptions. Go Ricardo and Go Cordoba!
A detail the spanish name Cordoba in original version is pronounced Còrdoba and not as in commercial ad. Cordòba.
I once had a '78. I got tired of the spark control computer always messing up on me. (That thing was mounted next to the air cleaner. Where the heat from the engine would always have some sort of effect on the computers performance.) So I scrapped it and installed a Mallory electronic ignition. That car ran great. Wish I still had it today.
I miss my 410BB 650CFM 77 Cordoba:(. Black and had balls, beat a cop car, corvette and mustang. And yes the engine was bored over 10 from the stock 400BB
This car saved Chrysler in the mid to late 70s,and made Ricardo Montalban a household name.Not bad from a car that tried hard to copy Monte Carlo (it one upped it in fact),and had divisional competition from the near identical 1975-1978 Dodge Charger SE (that one bombed).Long live Cordoba 1975-1979....not the best car ever made,but one that caputured a lot of hearts and pocketbooks for those few magical years.
Mikey says how homo can you be to call the car "doba". This goes to eightymopar too. Mikey asks this dick when was the last time he pick a ho' in his doba? Mikey says to join the 21 century and to get a life. Im just passing his messege..
actualy often for that matter. like i said, everywhere i go it attracts all kind of attention. and it can whore the shit out of most import honda POS's out there.
yeah i have a 80 doba *license plate number L6 DOBA* with the 225 slant six and its a kick ass car. and thats an 80!! the boxy ones. i wish i had a 76-79 doba. all dobas are rare cars and mine attracts attention EVERYWHERE it goes
is it me but this Mikey guy seems to hate the Cordoba and its fancy leather. I happen to have a doba and until this day this car runs 3 girls per mile. What does he know about cars? STOP HATIN MIKEY!!
This car was built in Windsor, Ontario Canada. Canadian automobile workers are a different bred than their American counterparts. They are European who are hard working and come from The British Isles(England, Scotland, Wales) Germany, France, Italy and Ireland.
The 79 Cordoba was my first car...passed down from the folks. It had real corinthian leather. I must have looked like a 16 year old pimp. ;) I luved it though.
Mikey says he hates the doba. He also asks if you could clean skid mark stains off the "Corintian leather"? I dont know why the devil he asks that.....
You know, I happen to have a 1976 Cordoba. It is not a 'Shit box' or the worst car ever built, nor is it the number one collectible automobile in, well, ANYBODY's opinion.
'CorintHian leather' is nothing more than a marketing term. It is no different than any other kind of leather you might find in a 70's personal luxury car. And, it was manufactured in Newark, New Jersey. Not Corinth.
I just think it's hilarious because Ricardo Montalban publicly stated on a late show that a)he did the commercials solely for money and hated the car; b) Chrysler made him intentionally mispronounce 'Cordoba' (syllabic stress should be on the first syllable in Spanish; it's a city; and c) ther's no such thing as Coreeeeenthian leather.
Dad had a 1976 Cordoba, 400 big block, 4bbl thermo-quad! Wasn't designed for a race machine but it did ok. Was about the same size as Monte Carlos, Grand Prixs. Was a smooth riding, great looking machine. Wouldn't mind finding one like it today.
And I got to drive a 300 series of the same vintage new, would smoke the tires and handled great!
Bobbymitchell10 1 week ago
These Cordobas are incredible cars that have stood teh test of time!
37terraplane 1 month ago
MIKEY is wrong, wrong, wrong. You want to talk about a shit box? Try a PINTO!
FYI -- not all Cordobas were 318's with lean burn... L or P code Cordobas were about as quick as any other car at the time. The 1979 Cordoba 300 was a nice combination of the above with an E58 four-barrel 360 and posi rear (granted the gearing was a bit tall... but it was a sign of the times).
And if you look at the rest of Chrysler's line up at the time... the Cordoba WAS the "Small Chrysler". Look at C body!
JarrodES13 1 month ago
my cordoba had plenty of power with the 360, handled great on the highway and the streets. this was a sexy mans car and the guy that posted this shit has never driven one a day in his life.
killaqueen15 2 months ago
It was a manly car.
lecagot2 2 months ago
It was a beautiful car, but highway driving was a bitch in this car. The front end would lift up, and if it was windy, you fought the car all the way. It was great for cruising the streets, it was a head turner, plus the coach lights on the rear piller were really beautiful. It needed more power though, as all the extra junk added just killed all the power it could have had. My 94 Ford Crown Victoria was a car with great pick-up, when you needed it, the Cordoba never did have very much.
vexacon 1 year ago
@vexacon
you are a jack ass, the cordoba had plenty of power, mine had a 360 and had no ploblem smoking anybody when it needed to.
killaqueen15 2 months ago
Mikey is right! How 'bout that Lean Burn System that didn't work? They're cool looking cars but if you have one you need to put a Chevy engine in it. I don't know why Chrysler marketed this as "The Small Chrysler." Most cars would fit in the trunk of this thing.
sonsofmosiah 1 year ago
maybe if you bought a 300 option and not the plain cordoba hed shut his mouth
weishapl69 1 year ago
These make good short track stock cars if you add a 4 barrel carb!
erich84502 2 years ago
My' 76Cordoba is very nice and unrestored, 400-4 bbl, runs like new, no squeaks or rattles. It normally places at Mopar shows. Glad some of you don't like them, means there is more for me.
Johanpromo 2 years ago 2
@Johanpromo i got a 77 charger which is identical.no rattles everything works and it rides like a caddy.its a great car with 70 k on it.all o.g.
mellonsed 1 year ago
Mid 70's American cars generally were some of the worst cars ever built in the history of the automobile. I realize some people have some nostalgia for this period. But come on be honest with me here I need a little truth. The entire exhaust assembly from front to back of the car came out from under the car while going 60mph in a 1974 Cadillac. Also the wiring spontaneously caught fire in the trunk. That just doesnt happen today but back then it happened all the time.
Silvertrine 2 years ago
@Silvertrine I know your comment is old, but come on. You can't compare a car from the 70's to a car from today. That's like saying a blonde today has a better body then a blonde from the 70's. The two cannot compete.
HamletvsJawas 1 year ago
I loved the look of my Cordoba but the engine seized up in bad weather for some reason. I think it spent more time on a tow than without! Still, the courtesy lights were a nice touch...
bobuker1 2 years ago
Corinthian leather was a phrase invented to describe the leather used in certain Chry luxury cars in the 70s. "Corinthian" does not actually indicate any type of leather and was added simply as a linguistic cachet. The first use of this term was to describe the leather in the 74 Chry Imperial,best use of this term is from the advertising campaign for the 76 Chry Cordoba. many misquote Montalbán as saying "rich Corinthian leather" in the Commercial, he actually says "soft Corinthian leather"
belvedereconvII 2 years ago
Yeah!!!!!!!!! But what about the fine Corinthan leather??????? JAMES.
buzzclark 2 years ago
@buzzclark How many Corinthians were killed to make the leather???
wmichswingers 1 year ago
The Cordoba is FARRRRRR from being a shit box!!!!! I have 3 of them, '75, '76 and '79, and they are the most beautiful and best cars I have ever owned. Cordoba will end up being one of Chrysler's most remembered cars!!!
willyboi708 2 years ago
This commercial sucks. The only thing the Cordoba was good for was beating the hell out it.
txmcxlx 2 years ago
this car is so cool
canadiancatgreen 2 years ago
Cordoba was essentially a Charger with Chrysler Cordoba badging and maybe better trim levels...If you look at a Dodge Charger of the same era this is painfully obvious...
Lochinvar111 2 years ago
jimice16 ...who the fuck is Mikey...this sold well because it resembled the chevrolet monte carlo...are you telling me that was a shitty car?....I'd hate to see what you drive
jblackapple 2 years ago
Dude - Monte Carlo was a piece of shit. The only thing it was good for was getting a blow job while parked because nobody could see the back seat.
txmcxlx 2 years ago
Haha x2 he probably drives a ricer lol.
454vortec 2 years ago
I beg to differ,the BEST CAR EVER MADE!!
I own a '78 that has the 360 v8 with 82,000 miles on it,as one of my show cars,and have won several awards at car shows. People theses days don't appreciate what the Doba did for Chrysler,it saved the company from going bankrupt in the 70's.
Would love to see the 1978 TV commercial for this,as well as the '76 New Yorker one with Jack Jones singing "what a wonderful New yorker"
1977Rocks 3 years ago
I agree man the cordoba was the best car ever made and they sold really good too i love my cordoba im 21 and i wanna keep mine in perfect shape that way i can keep enjoying it because with the crap thats going on these days they will never build another car as good as the cordoba ever heck no one builds a rear wheel drive 2 door anything cars now all suck except the new challenger, 300 and charger. The cordobas real boss
gearheadmatt 3 years ago
i like the music :)
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago
Does he have Tattoo in the trunk?
mullahaliackbar 3 years ago 2
The Cordobas a good car i own a 1980 and if its such a shit box why is the body in good shape original engine still running excellent and why can i get aftermarket parts for it and the bigger question why did it sell so good Mikey knows shit about cars
gearheadmatt 3 years ago
this commercial is 35 years old, but i think it's well done for the time period.
somewhatlongdong 3 years ago
The car was crap, but the commercial is classic. Ricardo Montalban, brilliant actor, underused talent. Descanse en paz.
galan98 3 years ago
Lol my grandpa gave me this car and it has around 250,000 miles on it though every piece of the car mustve been fixed at some point. All my friends laugh and call it the boat. Parking is a bitch. The hood must be 8 feet long.
imILLadvised 3 years ago
You obviously hav'nt seen the Chrysler Newport from the early 70's... forget the boat.....that thing is an aircraft carrier !
ALLEN0955 3 years ago
Well if you dont like the classic chrysler you own i suggest you sell it to someone that appreciates it and that will keep in good shape and dude its easier to park with a long hood i have a cordoba and you actually see the hood new cars you cant even tell were the hoods at thats one of the many reasons older cars are better
gearheadmatt 3 years ago
This "small" Chrysler? RIP Khan noonian Sing, Mr. Roarke and Soft Corinthian Leather!
cybrevid 3 years ago 2
RIP Ricardo Montalban. You AND the "Doba were both great!
StraightShooter2 3 years ago 6
Chrysler's Windsor Ontario Canada plant had a moment of silence for the man who touted this Car that was made in Canada.
frankd1965 3 years ago
that's cool of them to do that.
somewhatlongdong 3 years ago
sure was. as a tribute.
frankd1965 3 years ago
LoL! In bad taste there BigDickG, but very funny! Rip Ricardo!
AmbientMusic 3 years ago 2
He calls it a "small" chrysler. LOL. Cars were huge back in the day. RIP Ricardo.
BerettaStormPX4 3 years ago
goddamn cars were hideous in the 1970s
oaklandj 3 years ago
Cars of the 70's were beautiful.
auaiao9 3 years ago
and so were the women !
ALLEN0955 3 years ago
as kids are.........now, i'm 40 and was a kid in the 70's
what i can tell you........YOU DONT KNOW WHAY YOU MISSED
wish i was an adult THEN
cholulasaucehot 3 years ago
Rest in Peace. RM
glickle 3 years ago 4
My mother had a 1976 Plymoth Gran Fury. Very similar. I wish she didn't get rid of it.
EdwardPack1988 3 years ago
Best car Chrysler ever made...
MNBluestater 3 years ago
I wish someone would post the version of this commercial with the "fine corinthian leatha" line.
People made fun of that commercial for years afterward.
txmcxlx 3 years ago
I have a 1975 Cordoba with 17,000 miles, 360 with the lean burn engine that gets 9 miles to a gallon. Last time I started it was 1995.Hasn't been driven on the road since 1987.
It has the original Goodyear radials which flex so much, the hubcaps will squeek while driving. It is for sale.
LeonardFazoom 3 years ago
Lol I have the same car but with 270,000 miles.
imILLadvised 3 years ago
my dad had one, best car he ever had he said.
JohnPaulSaylor 3 years ago
By the way the dude ihn this ad is Ricardo Montalban. He was a Mexican television, theatre, and film actor.
shnorth888 3 years ago
The Cordoba 1st edition is very good lookin and actual, I don't understand the discrimination around it...
FendtFarm 3 years ago
Smiles everyone...Smiles....WELLLLCOME to FANNNNTASY ISLAND !
damron13 3 years ago
lol you should see my cordoba if you don't like them. 454, no cat just flowmaster, leather seats, 40k on body,2k on motor. These cars aren't bad cars! I bought mine because I thought it was badass looking. Never had a problem with anything on it so I dont know what the hell other people are talking about. (btw obviously its not stock engine, stock had a 360 2barrel)
suntzzu 3 years ago
This was one V8-powered personal luxury car back then...mentioning the Corinthian leather seat trim was a real luxury; in fact, today's true luxury cars have leather (instead of velvet) seat trim.
mrceleb2006 3 years ago
Welllcome to Fantasy Island, wellcome indeed !
damron13 3 years ago
If you don't like the Cordoba you have no business commenting. By the way if it was back in the early 870's...whatever that is...how could it be a late 70's car?
cordobatom 3 years ago
Back in the early 870's, a friend owned a 78 with 20k miles. That car scared me. It seemed that someone took it apart and didn't quite put it back together properly. I truly thought it would just fall to pieces.
hugglescake 3 years ago
i have a 1976 cordoba its an awesome car, i'v never had problems with it and mikey is a loser he knows nothing.
cbrown69 4 years ago
Mikey still thinks the DOBA (homo word for Cordoba) is a shit box. Mikey knows best.
jimice16 4 years ago
Mikey doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground!!!!
willyboi708 2 years ago
Did I hear him say "small Chrysler"? Damn...back then, that WAS a small car.
DogPatch1149 4 years ago 3
KHHAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNN!!!!
Jasonian77 4 years ago
Every time we see a piece of shit car on the road, I tell my friend "I bet it has that fine corinthian leather" LMAO
OnTheRun167 4 years ago
I remember the ad as saying "RICH Corinthian leather." Not "soft." Oh well, it was 33 years ago.
hibiscusfreak 4 years ago
oh my gosh, i had to drive a 1975 when i was 17, it was the most embarrassing piece of junk. we called it the boat, we even had oars!
sbmummy71 4 years ago
Its like driving your living room
intheshitter 4 years ago
thickly cushioned luxury of seats available even in soffft coreenthian leather
Thermactor 4 years ago
i like the music :) anyone know what song it is?
BloodyFingerz 4 years ago
I thought you were joking, but when I listened again, I realised that I had a version of it on mp3, from the film 'Brassed Off' (good version). The song is called "En Aranjuez con tu amor" and many people have covered it.
Max404s 4 years ago
Thankyou for uploading this again! Some cocksucker had it taken down months ago for copyright reasons.
Zebonka 4 years ago
Mikey says to all of you why don't you marry the car. Mieky still thinks the car is a shit box.
jimice16 4 years ago
if its sucha shit box then why spend time to track down this video and post it??? just askin
eightymopar 4 years ago
The 75 brought a lot of attention to the Chrysler division,attention that was sorely lacking with the overweight/ugly 74 full size line.Teamed with the near identical Charger SE,almost 200,000 of these specialty bodied B-cars were sold.For Chrysler this was good,as these were merely restyled 74 B cars (so costs were not excessive).Looking as different as they did against the Charger/Sebring of 74,was a big hocus pocus that buyers never realized.
hpspeedster 4 years ago
FROM ITALY, Cordoba in Italy today is standard of american art, one of the rarest (just 5 arrived new in Italy) cars to put in a private luxury cars collection.
About Ricardo he's a legend and don't need descriptions. Go Ricardo and Go Cordoba!
A detail the spanish name Cordoba in original version is pronounced Còrdoba and not as in commercial ad. Cordòba.
FendtFarm 4 years ago
I once had a '78. I got tired of the spark control computer always messing up on me. (That thing was mounted next to the air cleaner. Where the heat from the engine would always have some sort of effect on the computers performance.) So I scrapped it and installed a Mallory electronic ignition. That car ran great. Wish I still had it today.
enigma413 4 years ago
i miss my cordoba that i bot in the 90s
it was a nice green 1976 cordoba and it was only 700$
pilotsmile 4 years ago
I miss my 410BB 650CFM 77 Cordoba:(. Black and had balls, beat a cop car, corvette and mustang. And yes the engine was bored over 10 from the stock 400BB
dragolith13 4 years ago
This car saved Chrysler in the mid to late 70s,and made Ricardo Montalban a household name.Not bad from a car that tried hard to copy Monte Carlo (it one upped it in fact),and had divisional competition from the near identical 1975-1978 Dodge Charger SE (that one bombed).Long live Cordoba 1975-1979....not the best car ever made,but one that caputured a lot of hearts and pocketbooks for those few magical years.
hpspeedster 4 years ago 3
what hpspeedster says is true. if you had one of those Cordoba's in the 70s, you had "arrived."
somewhatlongdong 4 years ago 2
I felt like I had arrived twelve years ago when I found a 300 Edition of the Cordoba with Tee Tops and Soft Corinthian Leather...
Great old beast it is...
Lochinvar111 3 years ago
Ricardo Montalbán was already famous by that time.
Of course, he was best known as Mr. Roarke on "Fantasy Island".
OldsVistaCruiser 4 years ago
Not to nitpick, but this looks like a 1976 Cordoba, not a 1975...judging by the grill.
As far as Mikey goes, we should all chip in and get him a new seeing eye dog...and some more powerful meds.
Adfumbler 4 years ago
Corinthian leather............ Loooooooooove it!
SOS10 4 years ago
32 years later, i think this is still an effective commercial
somewhatlongdong 4 years ago
LOL, Yeah! Where can I get a car with some of that Coreenthian Leythur?
Max404s 4 years ago
I want to know who the hell is this Mikey character. He claims he thinks the Doba is a shit box, What does he know??
AntMike1971 4 years ago
mikey isn't very smart then
alschargers 4 years ago
Mikey says whatever you people say about the cordoba it still is a shit box.
jimice16 4 years ago
KHAAANNNN
Thermactor 4 years ago
hey the chrysler cordoba is not the worst car in the ever! I mean look at the geos, pintos, pacers, and it goes on and on.......
alschargers 4 years ago
AMC Madator was the WORST car EVER! Jesus fucking Christ UGLY too!
pedgewater 4 years ago
Mikey says how homo can you be to call the car "doba". This goes to eightymopar too. Mikey asks this dick when was the last time he pick a ho' in his doba? Mikey says to join the 21 century and to get a life. Im just passing his messege..
jimice16 4 years ago
actualy often for that matter. like i said, everywhere i go it attracts all kind of attention. and it can whore the shit out of most import honda POS's out there.
eightymopar 4 years ago
i have a 76 doba and its built like a tank. i love my car
cbrown69 4 years ago
I have a ford.
ProThruth506 4 years ago
This IS NOT, I say NOT the worst car ever made! There is stuff way worse! Id love to have one of these!
DR440 4 years ago
did you know that there is no such thing as Corinthian leather? it was a sale term used to make the car seem luxery.
66shift 4 years ago
yeah i have a 80 doba *license plate number L6 DOBA* with the 225 slant six and its a kick ass car. and thats an 80!! the boxy ones. i wish i had a 76-79 doba. all dobas are rare cars and mine attracts attention EVERYWHERE it goes
eightymopar 4 years ago
is it me but this Mikey guy seems to hate the Cordoba and its fancy leather. I happen to have a doba and until this day this car runs 3 girls per mile. What does he know about cars? STOP HATIN MIKEY!!
specolishead1 4 years ago
This car was built in Windsor, Ontario Canada. Canadian automobile workers are a different bred than their American counterparts. They are European who are hard working and come from The British Isles(England, Scotland, Wales) Germany, France, Italy and Ireland.
frankd1965 4 years ago
This commercial does not show "Corinthian Leather" even though he describes it.
frankd1965 4 years ago
The 79 Cordoba was my first car...passed down from the folks. It had real corinthian leather. I must have looked like a 16 year old pimp. ;) I luved it though.
wvictor 4 years ago
Mikey says he hates the doba. He also asks if you could clean skid mark stains off the "Corintian leather"? I dont know why the devil he asks that.....
jimice16 4 years ago
Because he shits himself in his own car.
skoczzy 4 years ago
OMG, I am so LMAO!! My brother and cousins used to make fun of this ad and I can't believe I found it here. Too funny!
hibiscusfreak 4 years ago
Ricardo knows his needs!
meredumais 4 years ago
I love my doba
grumpyPorneditor 4 years ago
fuck yea! i got an 80 doba with a slant 6. wow, i bet the dick who posted this vid REALY hates my car! lol
eightymopar 4 years ago
They call it "The Small Chrysler". Wow, everything is relative.
TheVoiceOfTruth 4 years ago
oh c,mon luxury....puuuleeeese....
jimice16 4 years ago
You know, I happen to have a 1976 Cordoba. It is not a 'Shit box' or the worst car ever built, nor is it the number one collectible automobile in, well, ANYBODY's opinion.
Sorry, Mikey.
skoczzy 4 years ago
it was a shit box, and by the way what is Corintian leather?
jimice16 4 years ago
'CorintHian leather' is nothing more than a marketing term. It is no different than any other kind of leather you might find in a 70's personal luxury car. And, it was manufactured in Newark, New Jersey. Not Corinth.
And no, the Cordoba is still not a 'shit box.'
skoczzy 4 years ago
I just think it's hilarious because Ricardo Montalban publicly stated on a late show that a)he did the commercials solely for money and hated the car; b) Chrysler made him intentionally mispronounce 'Cordoba' (syllabic stress should be on the first syllable in Spanish; it's a city; and c) ther's no such thing as Coreeeeenthian leather.
meredumais 4 years ago