American Dreamcars (Trailer)

50er Jahre in den USA: Die Nation startet durch! Über die Highways rollen Automobile in den gewagtesten Formen, aufregendsten Farben und steilsten Heckflossen, die die Nation je gesehen hat. Die Highway-Stars von Cadillac bis Oldsmobile in Original Werbefilmen der Fifties, der Blütezeit des klassischen Automobildesigns!
Autowerbung als schräger science fiction, rührende love story oder Musical. Autos verwandeln sich in Raketen, Schauspielerinnen verlieben sich in Autopolster, Musicalstars tanzen um glänzende Chromkälber: Nichts war unmöglich im amerikanischen Autowerbefilm der 50er Jahre.
Noch gibt es eine beachtliche Typenvielfalt mit Marken wie Kaiser, Studebaker oder Nash. Marken, die den Konkurrenzkampf der 50er nicht überleben werden und das Feld allein den großen Drei aus Detroit überlassen werden: GM, Ford und Chrysler. Mit deutschem Kommentar von Christian Steiger.

Die Darsteller (u.a.): Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Corvette, Chrysler, De Soto,
Dodge, Edsel., Firebird, Ford, , Kaiser, Mercury, Motorama, Nash, Plymoth, Rambler, Skyliner, Studebaker, Sunliner, Thunderbird...

Die DVD ist hier erhältlich:
http://www.tackerfilm.de/tackerfilm/vertrieb?action=getArticle&id=78

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• car
• dreamcar
• commercials
• 1950s

[brendabaloyan]

When American cars were No. 1 in the World! This used to be a hell of a good country!

[DerAdventurer]

Once upon a time there was a country on Earth which citizens dedicated as much love as no-one did to their own. At a time sky was the limit and oil wasn't a problem, creativity was the fuel which ran the dreams of everyone. Their dreams led them to some of the most magnificent automobiles ever produced. Not only cars, but works of art. Distinguished, elegant and iconic vehicles which raised the legend...

The legend of American Cars... evey kid would miss those days, even not having lived it.

[Crlpope]

I owned a 1957 Ford and changed the oil and had it serviced every three thousand miles It was one of the best cars I ever had I drove it over two hundred thousand miles with only a few repairs other that tires and a clutch replaced two times.

Remember the 1957 ford car in-- “Thunder Road”--- It looked and sound just like that car.

My father-in-law drove a 1956 Plymouth over three hundred miles with just a motor overhaul once. Yep they were great cars.

[catseyeweb]

Revisionist History at it's best. All I can say is that it's a good thing "they don't build 'em like they used to". By 100,000 miles, the typical '50's death trap was a worn-out rust bucket. Want a dose of reality? Watch the YouTube video with a '60's Chevy offset head-on versus a recent vintage Malibu. Lots of nostalgia for something that never existed, IMHO....

[56Mercgal]

I had an Edsel, it was a GREAT car!!! LOve these old commercials!

[IrishAmerican1234]

I'll take one of each!

[bagelboi66]

yeah baby ride my rocket

[428sj]

Das beste order nitsch in America!!!Vundebah! (or there about,y'all)

[DaBoogie049]

jaja die Kisten waren damals schon geiler! besonders meine Lieblinge, die Amis btw lol die sprechende Gans! solche Effekte konnte man in den 50ern schon machen?

[ilovethe1950s]

Why are half of these in another language?

[rkmugen]

The problem with America today lies in the fact that the quality of customer service has become so..... cold. Even the commercials today are generally sadder, dramatic, and generally not uplifting. They don't advertise the greatness of America today because the -attitudes- of the people that made America great and pleasant are practically all gone. Pretty much Americans today are driven by fear and uncertainty rather than hope, optimism, community, vigilance, and creative passion.

[ramblergarage]

the real dream cars came from the independent auto companies in the 1950s