I am not sure of the exact year, but I believe that this week’s Flashback Friday video comes to us from sometime in the early 1950s, with an incredible jingle about the wonders of building a Dodge. Seriously! This two minute commercial offers us a quick glimpse of many of the steps required to build […] More »

This week’s Flashback Friday video takes us back to 1970, where we check out a classic Plymouth ad that shows off the impressive lineup of go-fast coupes from the heart of the muscle car era. This commercial shows why the Plymouth brand was so popular back in 1970 and why Plymouth muscle cars are still […] More »

This week’s Flashback Friday video features what I believe might just be the greatest automotive ad of all time – with an early Dodge Viper American Club Racer doing what can only be described as a lap dance…by a car. With the AC/DC providing the additional soundtrack (on top of the screeching tires and the […] More »

The 1990s were a wondrous time for the Dodge brand, with the rule-changing Dodge Ram introducing a stunning new look, the Dodge Neon reintroducing the American compact car, the Dodge Avenger satisfied those folks who wanted a sporty and affordable coupe and the mighty Dodge Viper introduced us all to the first true American supercar. […] More »

For our newest Flashback Friday feature, we bring you a 1992 Dodge Ram advertisement that focuses on the marketing campaign Dodge Dares You 2 Compare. Back in 1992, American advertising was slowly transitioning away from the funky styles of the 80s, but from the music to the graphics, the 80s are alive and well in […] More »

This week’s Flashback Friday only dates back a few months, but considering that it is a Mexican advertisement for the Dodge Charger, there is a good chance that most of you haven’t seen it. It features action star Danny Trejo serving as a Dodge car salesman, taking a young man for a test drive in […] More »

Some vintage car commercials are amazing for a bunch of positive reasons, but this 1975 Dodge Charger ad is amazing in that it is so freakin’ weird. By the time the 1975 Charger reached showrooms, Dodge was targeting a whole different type of buyer. The ’75 Charger was more of a luxury car than a […] More »