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Gasoline advertisements have long taken the logical route of showing a spiffy car. And why not? Gas itself isn’t much to look at, but an ad with a cool set of wheels will always turn a few heads. That’s as true for the 1963 Gulf ad at right with the two-headed Pontiac Bonneville (a nod to the art director; this was 27 years before Photoshop) as it is for the vehicle shown in the Shell ad, opposite, from late 2011.
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