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A vintage 1960s advertisement for the Volkswagen Fastback Sedan. It features the tagline "No. It will not replace the bug". The ad was for a Type 3 model, marketed as a more practical option alongside the classic Beetle.
A vintage advertisement for the Volkswagen Beetle from the iconic "Think
Small" campaign, featuring the car's distinctive minimalist design.
A new Volkswagen Beetle could be purchased for a cash price of £783,
requiring a down payment of just £196. Dealers offered a three-year
loan for the remaining 75% of the purchase price.
A vintage 1961 advertisement for the Volkswagen Beetle. The text explores
the iconic, "homely" design of the Volkswagen Beetle, arguing
that its form follows function. It highlights how the car defies rapid
obsolescence, noting that the 1961 model looks very similar to the 1950
version.
A vintage advertisement for the Volkswagen Type 3, specifically the 1500 Notchback model, published in October 1961.
An advertisement for the Volkswagen Karmann Cabriolet showing the step-by-step process of closing the convertible top. The text describes the ease of operating the top with the headline "So leicht geht's beim" (It's this easy with). It outlines three steps: removing the cover ("Hülle abziehen"), closing the top ("Verdeck zuklappen"), and locking it ("Schloß zudrücken"). The final step is indicated as "Fertig!" (Done!).
A vintage advertisement for the introduction of Volkswagen vehicles in Canada, showcasing the iconic Beetle. These vehicles were first exported to Canada in 1952, marking their introduction to the Canadian market.
This vintage advertisement features a heartwarming "Love Story" about a man named Fernand and his faithful 1948 Volkswagen Beetle, showcasing the car's enduring reliability and sentimental value over 25 years. The ad highlights Fernand's career progression from errand boy to bureau chief alongside his trusty vehicle, emphasizing the car's longevity with minimal maintenance.
A vintage 1962 magazine advertisement for Volkswagen, featuring minimalist design to highlight the simplicity and availability of replacement parts. The ad emphasizes that parts for Volkswagen vehicles, including older models, are readily available.
From a famous advertising campaign for the Volkswagen Beetle, featuring
a car positioned in a vast, empty space to contrast with the text "We'll
never make it big".
This vintage advertisement announces the grand opening of Volkswagen Landon Motors in Western Ontario, showcasing various Volkswagen models available in the region. The ad highlights the classic Volkswagen Beetle (listed as "Custom Coach"), a Delivery Van, and a Pickup truck.
This is a vintage advertisement for a Volkswagen 1600 TL Fastback, highlighting its practical features and design philosophy. The Fastback was marketed as a larger, more conventional alternative to the Beetle, offering more room for luggage in both the front and back.
This is a vintage advertisement for "World's Finest Accessories for the VW" featuring products from Fisher Products and Motometer. Motometer 3-in-1 Dash Instruments: A specialized gauge for 1956 and later Volkswagens that combines a gas level gauge, oil temperature gauge, and ammeter into a single 2 3/8" chrome case.
This image is a vintage advertisement for the Volkswagen Type 3, commonly known as the Squareback or Variant. Highlights the vehicle's practicality and economic value compared to larger station wagons of the era.
This image is a vintage advertisement from 1958 for the Volkswagen Transporter, highlighting the versatility of its commercial vehicles. The ad features the Panel Delivery van, a Pick-up truck, and the Kombi model. The vehicles are marketed for their air-cooled engines, large cargo capacity, and fuel economy.
This image is a vintage 1970s print advertisement for the Volkswagen Type 3 Squareback Sedan, featuring the headline "Even unpacked, it's loaded". Emphasized cargo space, fuel efficiency, and a lower price point compared to average sedans of the era.
This is a vintage advertisement for the Volkswagen Beetle, specifically highlighting the "Fusca 1300" model available in Brazil. The ad promotes the 1971 model year, celebrating it as the "New Fusca 1300". Key features mentioned include redesigned engine covers and trunk lids, a new dashboard, and improved safety locks.
This is a vintage advertisement for Volkswagen cars and commercials, featuring a Volkswagen Beetle and various Transporter models like the Kombi, Pickup, and Microbus. The advertisement highlights the vehicles' functional design, high performance, and economy.
This image is a vintage advertisement for Volkswagen vehicles, showcasing three different "economy sizes" of cars. The text highlights the Volkswagen Beetle, the Volkswagen Squareback sedan, and the Volkswagen Type 2 bus.
This image is a vintage advertisement for the Volkswagen Beetle, highlighting
a satirical "84 mpg" claim to promote its actual fuel efficiency.
The ad features a stripped-down Volkswagen Beetle modified for extreme
weight reduction. It highlights a satirical 84 miles per gallon achieved
under unrealistic testing conditions. The main message emphasizes that
the car actually gets an honest 25 miles per gallon in normal driving.
This image is a vintage advertisement for the Volkswagen 1200 Deluxe with Sun Roof, a classic collectible automobile. It features a sliding sun roof that can be locked in any position and has a larger rear window than previous models. The advertising campaign for this model, created by Doyle Dane Bernbach, is famous for its wit and understated approach.
