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Well, the 80s produced a lot of bad TV commericals.

A lot of bad everything, really. 'Twas the decade taste forgot.

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    The Cavalier was bad... but the Caprice Classic was very popular. It held up well over time too.

    GM had a very hard time adjusting to compact/subcompact vehicles.

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    god that suckeed (both the commercial and the car)

    But Cavaliers does take some beating before it dies... mechanically...

    Speaking of which... This phrase: "..it has the Electronic Fuel Injection power and the front drive you're looking for..."

    I wonder what does Sixty8 has to say about this...

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    i actully remeber that comericial. I actullay liked that car. the best 80's cars wher the trucks, Caprices, and god of all buicks the GNX.

    I liked the Heart beat of America commercials. "Chevy Astro the van that Can"

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