Get in the Swing... GO SWEPT? WING!

Step into the wonderful world of AUTODYNAMICS
	It unleashes a hurricane of power
	It breaks through the vibration barrier
	It is swept-wing mastery of motion


You wake up one morning, and the world is fresh and new.
"It's Spring," you say to yourself. "Let yourself go! Live a little!"

Now, there is one particular make of car that captures this freshness and newness, this zest for living, more completely than any other.

It is the Swept-Wing Dodge of 1957. No car of its size is so low and lithe, so sleek and spirited.

And how this daring Dodge is catching on! The "swing to Swept-Wing" has doubled Dodge orders over last year.

Believe it or not, this Swept-Wing convertible is in the lowest-priced series . . . the Coronet! We don't know what you're planning for this summer . . . but wouldn't it be more fun in a Dodge?

Out where the best begins! Here's sports car lowness teamed with 4-door limousine luxury. Amazing Torsion-Aire "Realm of Silence" Ride.

Gallant and gaythe lancer by Dodge! 4-door version of the hardtop that puts adventure back in motoring. Dodge aircraft-type V-8 engine up to 310 hp, tamed by magic of Push-Button TorqueFlite.

Swept-Wing wagon with Observation Lounge! New ideas, practical ideas, fun ideas from the world of Autodynamics.
(Where's the rear window? It lowers into tailgate.)

Rules the road in flashing style! This dashing 2-door Dodge Lancer outdoes any car near its price for style, surging performance, handling ease, comfort. Take Swept-Wing Drive at your Dodge dealer's and see!

Isn't it time you discovered the wonders of the world of Autodynamics? You have never seen, felt, owned anything like it. Go Swept-Wing!

SWEPT-WING
'57 Dodge

LAWRENCE WELK SAYS: Folks, I wish I could give each of you a ride in my own new Dodge. It is a wonderful car. Won't you tell your Dodge dealer I want you to take a drive?


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