And it's the only car in its field with automatic pushbutton drive...well, that's enough to convince me! Pushing a button to change gears is so much more space-age than a mere shift lever.
All those features...but they didn't mention how I can get revenge on anyone that damages it?!?!? I don't want to buy it if it won't AT LEAST run over some people and repair itself after damage. This is bullshit!
@tamaninja00 Yeah I agree with you! There are a lot of ghetto Elk out there I would love to run over and park my plymouth and have it restore to original luster.
I totally agree with you. My time was in the 70s and 80s, but after that, TV just lost their creativity. I mean who cares about the 90s and the 00's, right?
This originally aired on "THE BETTY WHITE SHOW", a short-lived series Plymouth sponsored in early 1958. Tom Kennedy was Plymouth's spokesman at the time.
thats a plymouth Savoy they made two others that look like it one of them has no stripe at all think its called a business
johrons 9 months ago
damn im an ass never mind
gunny426plymouth 10 months ago
psst i think this was 57 all belvys had the fury sportone trim in 58
gunny426plymouth 10 months ago
And it's the only car in its field with automatic pushbutton drive...well, that's enough to convince me! Pushing a button to change gears is so much more space-age than a mere shift lever.
hebneh 1 year ago
All those features...but they didn't mention how I can get revenge on anyone that damages it?!?!? I don't want to buy it if it won't AT LEAST run over some people and repair itself after damage. This is bullshit!
tamaninja00 1 year ago
@tamaninja00 Yeah I agree with you! There are a lot of ghetto Elk out there I would love to run over and park my plymouth and have it restore to original luster.
jasonbear72 1 year ago
Is it really a good idea to be talking about trading in a new car so soon?
tamaninja00 1 year ago
I think the '57 and '58 Plymouths were some of the prettiest cars ever built.
fordude60 1 year ago
why are commercials not like this anymore. these are so entertaining while the commercials today are crap.
texastim63 3 years ago
I totally agree with you. My time was in the 70s and 80s, but after that, TV just lost their creativity. I mean who cares about the 90s and the 00's, right?
condorman81a 2 years ago
I would never trade "Christine" unless I absolutly had to. They can keep their $209.
enigma413 3 years ago 2
So, I Traded The Plymounth In Today, Would I Get My $209 Back?
ChrisSedillos 4 years ago
This originally aired on "THE BETTY WHITE SHOW", a short-lived series Plymouth sponsored in early 1958. Tom Kennedy was Plymouth's spokesman at the time.
fromthesidelines 5 years ago