This color educational/promotional film is about how Chevrolet cars make the most sense in terms of fuel economy. This is circa the mid 1970s, probably 1976 given the patriotic, bicentennial type logo at the head.

Title: Chevrolet Makes Sense For America (:01). Different Chevrolets – Nova, Camaro, Vega (:09). Inside a Chevy Vega (:32). Loading a Chevy station wagon (:53). Four bedroom homes (1:00). A man opens the door for a woman to get into a Chevy full size car (1:08). Chevy has space for people who are taller (1:29). Full sized Chevy has its door opened (1:51). Difference between some smaller cars and a Chevy interior (2:09). A man places a lawnmower into a car trunk and then a Chevy (2:36). Inside a Chevy car (3:00). Loading up the trunk of a Chevy Impala (3:09). Driving in a Chevy Impala (3:23). Inside a standard car (3:34). Chevy wagon pulls a trailer; drives on the road (3:50). Frame of a Chevy Impala and some of its features (4:12). Inside and outside of a full sized Chevrolet (4:52). Booklet that explains fuel economy and factors that influence fuel economy (5:27).

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