We recently highlighted the iconic cars of the ’70s and the magazine ads that sold them, so it only makes sense to do the same for the ’80s. The cars of the ’80s may not have had the boat-like flash ...

The 1980s brought us some brilliant car ads—and a few that were pretty awful. The 1980s may not have been the best decade for cars —not for starters, at least—but it was a great decade for car ads.

International Harvester Scouts rolled off IHC's assembly line in Fort Wayne, Indiana, from 1960 through 1980. Throughout that period, the marketing wizards did their best to pitch the boxy little ...

Perhaps one of the best pieces of the Summer of Nostalgia we’ve been having at POWDER is digging up old ads from previous issues of the magazine. In a time when so much of ski marketing is nice photos ...

Nicknamed 'Golden Greek' and later (to his displeasure) an 'Original Mad Man,' Lois was among a wave of advertisers who launched the 'Creative Revolution' that jolted Madison Avenue and the world ...

NEW YORK — George Lois, the hard-selling, charismatic advertising man and designer who fashioned some of the most daring magazine images of the 1960s and popularized such catchphrases and brand names ...

The 1980s may not have been the best decade for cars—not for starters, at least—but it was a great decade for car ads. The malaise era was drawing to a close and the economy was picking up speed. Cars ...