1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA CONVERTIBLE on 2021 Holiday Ride: Commercial Ad TVC Iklan TV - United States
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- Опубліковано 23 гру 2021
- Stories of love are always a holiday classic. And in this holiday film, it’s felt through the heartwarming and sometimes heart-wrenching memories of a classic 1966 Chevy Impala.
Based on actual events, we teamed up with Academy Award winners Tom Hooper (director), Claudio Miranda (director of photography) and Rachel Portman (composer) to tell the story of love, redemption and restoration. Because the greatest gift anyone can ever give is joy. Happy Holidays.
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OMG I am sobbing by the end. When the daughter has trouble saying "It's what mom would have wanted" and cocked her mouth to the side to try to stop her lips from quivering when you are about to cry. It's so real...
I cannot physically watch this commercial without tearing up.
Amazing job Chevrolet!
Still can’t watch this without crying. 😭
Me neither, David. It's a commercial like no other, almost touched by God.
Same here… and I’m supposed to be a crusty old SOB. ❤️
I cry every time I see this. Thank you
Same 😪
@@glennfrier7105 AMEN ... The family wagon was a '66 Impala 9 seat wagon, the same color as the commercial SS. Nothing special, just a 327 & powerglide -- but I LOVED that car. Dad gave to the oldest kid, her husband DESTROYED it working swap meets & odd jobs.
I also tear up it's an unbelievable commercial
Great Job
Seems like watching this video is going to be a Christmas tradition for me. Very well done, Chevy!
Amazon put out a good Christmas commercial too this year. Three older women sledding down a hill remembering when they were kids.
@@DazlidorneYa, but Amazon is fake. They treat those "grandma's" like crap when they're young
@@DazlidorneI liked that AMAZON commercial
CHEVROLET did another commercial.
This time, with a daughter driving her mother .Who appears to have some mental health issues.
She seems to respond with remembering some good times of her youth
I saw this last year a month after my grandpa passed away. Hit HARD
Somethings just can’t be replaced.
This commercial is really about the People Who drive Chevys.
The Heartbeat of America.
Just wow. Hits home in so many ways. Thank you Chevy.
To think someone would love someone this much. It's not what it is just what it meant
Stills makes me cry every time I watch it
Chevy forever
I watch this video every few months, just to feel something. It always makes me cry, in both sad and good ways. I've never seen another commercial like it. Damn good.
I cry every time I watch it and it takes a lot to make me cry.
Check out the 2017 Mustang commercial where the Marine comes home for Christmas & gets surprised w/a "new" Mustang. Do a Google search.
@@Dazlidornesame here
Chevy knows how to tug on the heart strings. I wonder how tough it was for the actors to do this.
I lost my dad from cancer 3 years ago I inherited his 1966 impala ss convertible with a 327 and powerglide transmission. A lot of memories when I was riding in it when I was growing up and me learning to drive in it . Need to do a full restoration on it but too many memories to give it up. Have 10 cars from 1937 to 1970 now but my dad and me used to work on the old cars together so it’s something I just can’t give up
A real tearjerker, full of some important nostalgia.
I'm in tears 😢...now I'm missing my dad who gave me my 64 Chevy Impala for Christmas one year ❤
Best Commercial Ever My Mom Had 69 Impala
I swear I come back and watch this video each year during Christmas time as 2003 Christmas was the last one I spent with my Mother. She died 13 days later, and no matter how hard I try, I cry every time watching this.
Sorry for your loss.
@@charlesjurden5871 Thank you for your kind words
Amazing commercial !!!!!
Especially if your over 60' thinking about your long gone parents etc !! 😔🤧☺
That’s I felt when we restored my grandfather‘s 97 Chevy Silverado
When Chevrolet was a work of art. My eyes get misty watching this. My momma bought a 67 impala. I learned to drive in that car. Then it became mine. Drove it till literally the year 2000. Hope to get another before my time here is through.
So emotional, many of us can relate to trying to carry on after loss..
As a Man in the twilight of his Life........I still have the precious memories.
Great, now I'm dehydrated.
One of the best videos ever and certainly one of my favorites! Very well done. Makes me cry everytime.Thanks Chevrolet!
Reminds me of my grandpas truck before he passed he wanted it going again 1996 Ford F150 4x4
I don't know why Chevy doesn't play this commercial every Christmas. Should make it a tradition.
Seems like they're doing a new one every year now at Christmas.
My parent had the same car but a good metallic color. They use to take my son who was very little for rides with the “Top Down” Grandma! As he would call for the covetable top to be lowered. Good memories. My parents are gone now, but when I see photos or an occasional restored ‘66 Chevy Impala Convertible, I get emotional. Loved that car! 💖
Thanky ou Chevy .... touched my heart.
My dad had the same car, but his was a hard top and black interior. I wish to get one to remind me of him.😢
Same here this commercial warmed my heart
When I saw it. They need to make more like this year round. Happy holidays
Wow, I didn't see this last year when it came out but, I'm actually crying like a little girl...... pretty amazing for a commercial.....
What a wonderful commercial. It really reminds me of home.
Sigh, I miss so much.. damn it.. I'm sorry, thank you for this..
I absolutely love this commercial. It's perfect and always makes me cry. It reminds me of so much this time of year. Thank you Chevrolet.
This is like a scene out of a movie on an early morning. A guy walks out of his house and down to his barn. Goes inside and puts down a old Christmas wreath on a table and then walks over to something under a cover. He pulls it off and white what lies under the cover a 1966 Chevrolet impala convertible. He walks around the car and then opens the door and gets in and gazes around then he comes across a little photo of a lovely woman who turns out to be his late wife, then he is seen walking out of the barn, by his daughter standing near the front porch and she starts to feel a little emotion, then she is seen walking up to a automotive shop and is greeted by a gentleman and his friends and asks how she is doing and she says well things have been kind of tough for Dad and she says so I was thinking and wanted to one gentleman says your mom‘s car and then she says well. She taught me how to drive in that car. Then the guy turns to his buddies and says, are you up for some night work, then they are seen pushing the car out of the barn up onto a trailer, then the daughter distracts her father, by making a loud noise with the dishes but the dog is seeing barking at the men then the daughter and the guys are seen disassembling the car down and restoring it step-by-step, including a new paint job then, lastly a reprise of the opening scene the guy walks out to his barn. However, there is a surprise waiting for him when he walks into the barn. Suddenly he’s a little stunned, he sees the car, all originally restored back to factory condition like it came off the showroom floor, he walks around the car gets inside gazes around in the interior and then he puts the key in the ignition turns it and the 3:13 engine fires up the smile lits up his face Then he drives it out of the barn up to the house and his daughter gets in and he says thank you and she says it’s what mom would’ve wanted and both of them started have a few tears in their eyes and then he says this is the best Christmas gift ever then he and her are seeing driving off . This is definitely the definition of Chevy runs deep. Sometimes a car is more than a mode of transportation. It’s a member of the family.
I once owned a 1959 Chevy Impala , 348 engine with factory 4- speed. In my mind, it is still just as vivid and beautiful, along with the girl I let go of so many years ago. I really do feel this man's emotion in the commerical, and can totally relate to it.
Has a Man this is so powerful to the heart ❤
I come to this commercial every time if feeling down thank you so much for this commercial.
Looks a lot like my Moms car that I helped her order, '66 Impala SS convertible with a 390 horse 427 and factory A/C.
When my Dad went to get the plates for my Moms car in 1966, he asked the lady at the DMV if he could look through the plates and pick them out. She said yes. He found PL 427 plates and brought them home. I still have that 1966 plate!
What a wonderful video. I never saw that before, Chevrolet you are the best!
One of the best from Chevy on Christmas
Great commercial.
Beautiful.
Good on Chevy for making a great video.
Had one just like it but not a drop top. Similar scenario but all original beat up car. My Favorite EVER!
Between the “Unforgiven” soundtrack , and the story, they’ve most definitely supplanted Budweiser with the best commercials …..
Chevy runs deep
a ‘62, ‘63, ‘64 in the Super bowl halftime show last Sunday !
Thank you Chevy.
Holiday Classic
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I had a Buick hardtop. One of the best cars I ever had.
A Big Block 4 speed SS convertible. Who wouldn't love it?
427 Woohoo!
Perfect!
i love this it is the best
Keep on making these CHEVY
Yes, this story makes the eyes water and brings back memories..
There are things Porsche, Tesla or Mercedes can never give you. Choose Chevrolet if you feel what others can't.
I've been seen this video yesterday. What an heart-touching video. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year for all 😊🙏🏿❤️
Happy holidays!
We need more of this... our values..what our country is truly about. Not the weirdos and their effort to destroy our country.
Awesome so touching
If there is a name for this background music ?
It's a great commercial
Happy Holidays to everyone
This is good. This is the kind of stuff people need to see. Sad, happy, surprised, love, family, togetherness, lose, good memories, better times... There is so much here. Who ever did this deserves a big promotion and should be forced to do it forever! Just joking about being forced but damn, it is good. Really good.
Thank you for this .
Great commerical
Cars are more then just metal and oil. They hold something special. They mean something special
Great spot! (With Doc Brown’s voice).
From the directing and editing points - I’d stay longer on his reaction when he sees the ready car before he smiles (he smiles right away without the long tasty beat of processing). It’s the moment we all have been anticipating for - his reaction. Arguably the most important part of the spot. And it literally lasted only for 1.5 seconds.
Who's cutting onions?
Even the effing dog looks like it understands.
Erckle knew not to bark! 2:03
Just great job Granger!
What I would do to have the money to get a 1964 Chevy Impala and restore exactly like my grandpas was back in the day and surprise him with it as a gift.
Who’s back again after the 2023 Holliday commercial?
Awesome = seeing this having no idea to expect... it also brought a tear of joy ... on Christmas eve 2022 MERRY CHRISTMAS KEVIN .WITH SINCERE THANKS HAROLD
Have this exact car tattooed on me
I don't even like that car, and I'm crying.
I am a fountain. Which is good.
Ugh ♡♡♡♡♡
Keep it up 👊🏼
Who's cutting onions!?
Beautiful car don't know how anyone could buy what my dad called a rice rocket . Fought to hem in world war 2 . But they won
The mother looks like that French actress that was in Mission: Impossible who played the French cop that he saves.
Can anyone tell me the names of the actors in this commercial, specifically the father, daughter and mother?
The actors name is Grainger Hines. Worked with him before. Great guy.
@@justinuriahphoto Who plays his daughter? Every time I come back and watch this commercial, it makes me cry.
I've wondered about the actress too and never could find her name.
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Got me too😂😢
Why doesn't Chevy build an exact replica of this model with new engine parts underneath the hood ? Whats the hold up?
Is this background music the theme from Once Upon a Time in America?
Was she being loud with the dishes to cover up the noise of them loading the car?
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I haven't thought of the word Schmaltz in years.
Alguem pode me dizer o nome desta musica?
So this makes me miss the old cars and realize how much junk the modern cars are.
Our neighbor lost his wife of 55 years yesterday morning. Although they didn't have a classic car, doesn't mean he didn't love his wife any less. My heart breaks for him. He looks so lost 😢
No self-respecting dog would let strangers come and take their human's car in the night without barking its head off. But a great commercial.
Chevrolet, huh Chaudhary
Chevrolet virtual reality entertainment tonight
So... what are they selling?
They're trying to sell a warm sentimental image of the Chevrolet brand and what it means (or used to mean) to people. I think the ad is beautiful and heart warming, but too many people today are mean and stupid to appreciate such an ad, or anything of beauty. Also, today's Chevrolet's (for MANY years now) have been expensive transportation appliances I can't imagine having any emotional connection to. Not just Chevy, nearly all vehicles across the board. Today, you'd have to be over 60 to have had such a bond with a car which is not most people.
@@bobpierce115 Ah... they're attempting to sell brand loyalty and not a particular product... that is really stupid in today's society using this type of messaging.
@@austin3789 Well, you posed the question, and feel my reply answered it pretty well. I also implied brand loyalty slightly differently by appealing and/or "'re-appealing" again to those whom they felt needed a reminder to get them back in their 'fold' again. It's very sad that things have degenerated to the point where this type of sentimental ad wouldn't be appreciated; that our culture is soooo far gone and f'd up as to not "get" or be moved by this type of ad. People today (sadly) have to have something screaming at them or using pyro-technics. We live in a time where everything's all over with, but few will say it out loud, but it's very obvious. it's also really an ad for a '66 Impala, only magnifying how far Chevrolet/GM has fallen from 6 decades ago, permanently.
It's a little annoying that it's almost impossible to find the names of the actors in these commercials. Like movie and tv show actors get named in credits and websites and these actors who do these commercials are all but invisible...
The actors name is Grainger Hines.
@@justinuriahphoto Yah, that's the only one that gets credited.
:) ❤😊
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