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Chevrolet Revives Its Iconic 'Heartbeat of America' Ad Campaign

The tagline from the 1980s and '90s is back, this time with literal heartbeats. It was a stroke of luck that the original campaign caught on the way it did.

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Car and Driver·2h ago
Chevrolet Revives Its Iconic 'Heartbeat of America' Ad Campaign
The tagline from the 1980s and '90s is back, this time with literal heartbeats. It was a stroke of luck that the original campaign caught on the way it did.
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