Two cars come to mind...both Rambler four-doors.
First was a 1962 Classic. Not a particularly sporty looking or fast car for the times, but reliable and economical with a straight six engine. Car had some interesting features: push button automatic transmission on the dash, fresh air kickboard vents and side vent windows, full reclining front seats. Interior was roomy and comfortable.
The other one was a 1964 Ambassador 990. Very nice (luxury)car. Power windows, center console with front bucket seats (these fully reclined as well), better performance with a 287 V8 that had plenty of get up and go. The two door version was imo sporty looking for an early Rambler.
Probably the most unusual feature this car had was a factory installed "echo chamber" switch for the stereo system. The effect was like a rudimentary synthesizer, and sounded great whenever Edgar Winter's
Frankenstein came on the radio.
One thing about it, as Lazs would say, you would have no problem picking either of these cars out of a crowded parking lot.
Les
