Buying a car in 1986

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Published 2023-03-26
Footage of an employee trying to sell a car to a customer at a car dealership in Florida.

Shots of different cars, following the two around the lot and some action under the hood.

As well as some fun dialogue:

Q: What type of automobile are you looking for?
A: Umm, just looking for a decent car.

And the classic:

Q: Here's the key if you would like to start it up?
A: Okay... click*, *click*, *click

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This video last around 12 or 13 minutes.

#impala

All Comments (21)
  • @blessed7fold
    I give mad props to the guy that made and uploaded these videos. This is the closest we will ever get to a real time machine!
  • @DannoAviation
    The customer is serious, the car salesman is serious, the customer wants a car and the salesman wants to sell them one… straight to the point and no bs.
  • @DrewTubeDrew
    The guy is actually a really good salesman. No pressure, not aggressive. Knows his inventory.
  • @Chios82100
    I remember being in a GM dealership in October 1986 when my parents were buying a car. In the showroom was a 1987 Buick Grand National, I begged them to buy it but they wanted a 4 door and bought a 1987 Buick Lesabre instead.... That 1987 Buick Grand National sat in my heart forever.... Fast forward 36 years later, that 1987 Buick Grand National was finally in my garage 😊
  • @cessealbeach
    In 1986 my dad was making $15 per hour working as an electrician, was able to afford a home here in So Cal, make car payments and support my mom and 2 kids
  • 1986 vs 2023. Look how far America has changed. Very sad how far gone society is today. Morally and financially bankrupt.
  • @caweso8321
    Legend has it Dave is still waiting for Leo to come back.
  • @daswjon
    The amount of patience human’s had back in 86 is definitely noticeable
  • @rockysridhar
    Old man's voice over is perfect for any kind of job, business or sales.
  • @Partsnotshown
    The guy just went sales 101, greeted the guy, found a common bound , asked plenty of discovery questions to find something to suit his needs, over came objections, found a price point l, found out what he did for a living to see how much he could upgrade him… Pretty clean cut
  • 40 years later, those exact same cars probably are being sold for more than they were at that dealership in 1986.
  • @408SCG
    No kids, those aren’t the down payments on the windshields😂
  • @Pappy63
    In 86 I was 23 making $8.25/hr. in a factory in the United steel workers union. What a joke they were! My lay-off was a blessing in disguise. 86 was a great time and at the height of my life. Was married in 84 and still going strong 40 years later.
  • @so4real
    A time when things were simpler. I have owned a dealership for 4 years now, and there is a huge difference.
  • @liro213
    That camera quality is better than most security footages of these days
  • The older man sounded so sharp and professional. He really had class and knew the business well, in terms of car sales.
  • @okjeffy6581
    The older I get, the more I wish I got to experience this.
  • @Mike_44
    Ahh.. the 80s-90s.. everything was soooo much easier then.. Can't believe it's been 30 years since I was a teen in the 90s