1971 Imperial by Chrysler and Its Unintentional, Paisley-Patterned Top
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Northcoast300h
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These youngsters don't get that having optional choices doesn't = fail. Back before the "jellybean era" which started in the 90's and continues today where most cars look the same inside and out, auto manufacturers had a wide variety of cosmetics, drivetrains and packages. Almost 1/3 of people ordered their car to be made from hundreds of parts and add-ons, not just pick a color from identical cars from a lot.
Boomers and Gen X had an abundance of choices, which equals happiness. Something the generations afterwards will never experience.....Poor souls.
Boomers and Gen X had an abundance of choices, which equals happiness. Something the generations afterwards will never experience.....Poor souls.
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Well those "Poor souls" 
should get themselves a C boby and start living with a better choice.
Jellybean cars are fugly.
should get themselves a C boby and start living with a better choice.
Jellybean cars are fugly.
RemCharger
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The narrator is a jag off.
I actually like his videos but he is off on that one . He has pretty high praise for old Chryslers .. and I believe he works for GM .
RemCharger
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He seems to believe the production #s are the sole measure of a vehicles worthiness. So by that standard you'd think he was a beetle and model T collector. Ferrari, Hemis, Shelby, ... imperial....all weak because they didn't sell 10 million units a year...
Just another GM retard
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