And we close this particular magazine with an advertisement that probably tried to mean more, but comes off a little odd. At least to our eyes today.
German cars, popular in Europe -- and in the Soviet Union, as a post-war stopgap. After all, flower children that owned elephants is an exceedingly small demographic.
Some 430,000 were imported to the U.S. between 1966 and 1972. This car was meant to compete with the Beetle, and look how that worked out.
Remarkably, throughout the Kadett's run, they just look like everyone else's cars. Of course the first generation, 1936-1940, are the best looking models.