1958-64 CHEVY IMPALA COMMERCIALS (PART-1) 

When I was a child I can still remember when my parents bought a brand new 1959 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door sedan. What a car it was, big flair wings over the trunk and beautiful green paint job. Those were cars with individuality, not like things manufactured today.🚘

Love these classic commercials especially when parents trusted kids with their cars. America was more mature back then without modern technology like we have today.

My mom purchased a new1962 Chevrolet Impala 4 door sedan in about April or May of 62. The car was equipped with the 300hp dual exhaust 4bbl 327. The engine had "camel back" heads installed with air cond, power steering and brakes and rare power windows. The car was ermine white with red interior. Someone ordered the car and did not take owner ship of it when it came to the dealer, so mom got it. Two weeks later we made a trip from Dallas to Los Angeles in that car. Man, that 300hp engine was smooth as hell just crusing @ 70mph and in no strain! I used to hear the sound of that dual exhaust when we were going through the mountains, and it had a sound of it's own. She kept it until 1979 and sold it to a man who wanted it and she got a 1979 Olds Delta 88. Mom has had some very good cars in her life. God rest her soul.

Impala was a beautiful car. I owned a white 62 hardtop convertible when Uncle Sam invited me me to drive a tank in Germany.

The '58 Chevy Impala is my favorite of all American cars.

Looking at the woman's face when Flat Top boy had her in the '58 Impala, you knew he was gonna get lucky!

The woman who spoke at the end. Classic feminine voiceover that absolutely no longer exists. The maturity, warmth and grace. GONE, GONE, GONE from advertising, and public life.

now in 2021 - ALL these cars are very expensive but fun to look at :)

Love these classics!.Wish I still had mine.

I drove a 65 Bel Air. Wish I still had it.

If could only pick 2 of these as my favorite it would have to be a 1958 & a 1961 they are all legends , & the 1960 would be no. 3 if I could choose one more.

As much metal in that ‘59 trunk lid than in most new vehicles built today!

Beautiful automobiles, from when GM ruled the world.

Just love the good old Chevys !

How fun it was to live in the era where every year the model changed enough to make the past years model out of date. September was the month the new models rolled out. These days it's no big deal but back then, seeing your first new model on the street was a head turning moment. I didn't become car year knowledgeable till the mid 60s but I did learn many of the past model years too at that point.

Those were the Golden Years for Impala.

I remember fondly my cousin Peter’s 1964 2 door Impala SS Black outside Red inside bucket seats. It was so damm beautiful. Loved that car.

I love the 1st ad..

Love the paired triple bullet taillights. Impala lost cachet when they quit that styling feature.

this makes me want to buy one of these. Wish modern commercials knew how to do this.

Had the 63 Impala SS Convertible with 409/400 and Muncie. Hard on driveline!

Craftsmanship and style... a thing of the past. Cars of that era were imaginative and had appeal! Todays styles just don’t have the schwing that classics do.. technology doesn’t necessarily mean it’s beautiful..

That’s when we had classic cars we dressed up, went to the prom or homecoming. We had a ball and we were courteous. and the boys were gentlemen.. as far as I’m concerned these were the best years the 40s and 50s fun times and the best looking cars ever in those years especially the 50s. and the people had common sense.

Good post, MR PAULVOLINE--the jazzy clip at 9:09 stands out--never has seen it.

I absolutely LOVE American cars.

Had , drove a 58 Impala 438! and 63 Impala 327! Love all the 58 thru 1964 line up!

My favorite chevy,all of them.

The '64 Impala was very familiar to me because my parents owned one for a number of years. It was Ermine White with a brown interior and was equipped with a 327 V8 and Powerglide automatic. No power brakes though. I can't believe we lived with drum brakes all the way around on those cars of that era.

I had 3 59 2 door Impala's in 1977 & "79 & "98 I sold all. I wished I still had one.

Impala is the best lowrider car ! The 1964 Impala is the best car ever ! It has awesome paint jobs and wheels !

Man that is a nice rear end and I ain't just talking about the cars.

The 59 with the cats eyes

I personally have an 08 ss. Love driveing it

I grew up in Impalas. '62, '63, '64 and '66. The others are sadly gone now, but I did inherit the '66 Impala.

I reaaly do miss THAT America....

That kid driving the '58 to the prom - his suit matched the car. A fact obviously not lost on his dreamy eyed date!

0:32/0:37 inspiration for jurrassic park theme.

"I'll take a '59, please!"

My parents had a 1960 Chevy wagon. We kids loved riding in that rear-facing back seat. Never once thought about it then but later sure was glad we never got rear-ended in that car.

My late Brother came out of the U.S. Air Force in 1960, he bought a 60 White Chevy Impala Convertible for $2,700.00, his Wife made him get rid of it one year later!

Id like to have the red 60 Impala. They really scaled them down after 60. The 61 was a sharp body style.

I prefer the 1959 Chevy Impala, Biscayne, or even the Bel-Air. The 1958 Chevy was much to long of a model and it almost reached an acre long. Besides, i always prefered a hard top as well. By the way, i just loved that vibraphone jazzy music, in the background. Nice touch! It was well fitted, for the late 50s Thanks! Johnny, Montréal, Canada.

El IMPALA EL MEJOR AUTOMÓVIL AMERICANO

Thanks 🤙🏼

The Chevrolet cars back then had style

One thing I did like 50s in older days was that when you bought a new car you could keep it for three or four years and sell it for a real good price almost the same as you bought it you could afford to buy a new car back then every couple years not now not with our economy getting worse all the time those were the days the best of times

My favorite is the '63. If anyone wants to donate one to my poor arse, I'll take it. Thanks 😊

My favorite Impalas are 1958, 1961 and 1962 ... There are a Chevy Impala in your future 😊

America don't have neither cars like this, neither people anymore. How come did it all came to the end??? Beats me.

Had a 58 Biscayne.

1:60 SKIN SHOWING SCALP FLAT TOP - PARTICULAR ABOUT THE POINT IT MADE. HOW MUCH MORE THEN THAN THAT OF THE COVERTIBLE?

A 1960 CHEVY STATION WAGON OFF WHITE WITH TURQUOISE INTERIOR!!!!!!!!!!!!

Man commercials were long back then.

“Resale value” indeed a well stated fact.

I remember a tv ad for Chevy that showed an empty convertible driving down the road without a driver. A man in a driving position floated down into it and drove away. Does anyone remember the ad? It was sometime early to mid-60’s.

Do drivers really enter the car from the passenger side? Lol.

We will never see those quality STEEL BUMPERS and body again😢 But then again, unfortunately I WOULD NEVER BUY A CHEVY NOR AMERICAN CAR TODAY. TOYOTA HAS PROVEN TO ME .......RELAIBILITY PRACTICALITY. THERES NOTHING LIKE A TOYOTA 😂❤ I LOVE MY 2012 COROLLA

That 1962 commercial is just strange.

My first choice: 1961 Impala...2nd choice: 1962 Impala

The 1964 impalas are lowriders all over the west coast ! Hip hop artist own the 1964 cars !

WHEN THEY USE TO MAKE THEM TO LAST FOREVER 😂

why does it have the jurassic park theme song

@ 4:13 Dale Evans of Roy Rogers fame?

The days when cars did not have to park themselves...

I would love to get get into my self into debt for chev converter able and buy a Japanese tin heap for every day use

Cuba have mostly watch..

Chevy sold 490,000 full size in 1960

First one seemed like 10 minutes

there is steel dashboard and no seatbelts, Id like to drive one of these but because of safety reasons i cant it would be dangerous

What happen Chevrolet 😱

Chevy was king - sadly that was in the past.Union made US cars just don't measure up.

1:35 Do you see that BENT "Impala" metal script? Typical crappy Detroit quality control. Let's hope Junior got lucky, at least.

IMHO, from the 1961 onward the Chevys became extremely boring. I can remember going into the dealer's back row lots to see the "new" models. What a colossal let down. Bland. Boring. Yeah, I liked those rad fins and huge long and low bodies. Sigh ... :-(

Too bad road salt killed old classics

I'm Hispanic and will admit that these were the Golden years, and Why?? Cause there weren't to many blacks, Hispanic. Has racial diversity made this country better? Yes im drunk right now but I blame it on whites wanting slaves and whites being too lazy to do certain jobs is the main Reason Millions of Mexican are here. Well half the country being Mexico is also a factor.