1967 General Motors Opel Kadett Ad "November 17" ~ (model year 1967)

Description: 1967 GENERAL MOTORS OPEL KADETT vintage magazine advertisement "November 17" ~ (model year 1967)

~ Landing November 17. Buick's '67 Opel Kadett. - Built by General Motors in West Germany - If this year is anything like 1966, you're going to have to hurry to get your look at Buick's '67 Opel Kadetts. That's because Opel popularity has been sweeping America. - This year twice as many Opel Kadetts were sold in this country as the year before. And the 1967 Opel promises to be even more popular. - Opel's loaded with safety features including a four-way emergency flasher, a telescoping lower steering shaft and a dual master cylinder brake system. - But even with all these good things, Opel is still General Motors' lowest-priced car. It still has more than 1200 Buick-Opel dealers ready to take care of it. (No other import car has as many parts and service facilities.) It's still downright fun to drive, and it still ... runs on peanuts. - So, if you're at your Buick-Opel dealer's November 17, you're sure to get your hands on a new Opel. If you wait -- well, who can say? - General Motors' lowest-priced car - 2-Door Sedan $1695 - Deluxe Sport Coupe $1905 - Deluxe Station Wagon $1980 ~

Size: The dimensions of the full-page advertisement are approximately 10.5 inches x 13.5 inches (26.75 cm x 34.25 cm).

Condition: This original vintage full-page advertisement is in excellent condition unless otherwise noted (page tanning).