1968 American Motors Ambassador Ad - "The closest $3,165 ever came to a limousine."

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This advertisement promotes the 1969 American Motors Ambassador as the first luxury car under $4,000, emphasizing its standard air-conditioning, high-quality coil spring seats, increased wheelbase, and luxury carpeting. The ad highlights the car's limousine-like ride and comfort, single-unit construction, and the option for even richer velour upholstery. The price of $3,165 is presented as a significant value for a luxury experience.

Brand: American Motors
Product: American Motors Ambassador
Tagline: The closest $3,165 ever came to a limousine.
Publication: The Saturday Evening Post
Year: 1968

Objects in the advertisement: car, man, uniform, hat

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