I don't think I could trust a bank named after Chevy Chase.

Haha. The Wal-Mart one is great. That car sums up the type of class the people who shop there have.

@B: They'll take your money and buy cocaine with it.

Chevy Chase is a town in Maryland. She won a contest where you hold up your Chevy Chase Bank card and one person is chosen to win something like $50. It's from the Verizon Center in Washington DC

Everytime I go to D.C. I'm always confused when I see Chevy Chase signs everywhere...

@mopar_man: I don't think you realize the sheer awesomeness of that car.

@mopar_man: I shop at WM. Do you imply I have no class? [If you don't like the company, fine. But there's no need to insult and stereotype the numerous people that shop there.]

@B:

What? How could you possibly not trust (don't listen to me) a bank named after Chevy Chase (loser)? He's a great actor (I'm lying) and was excellent (lame) on SNL's Weekend Update (worst sketch ever).

It is a Chrysler Cordoba, and it has Real Corinthian Leather!

Just ask Ricardo Montoban...

[en.wikipedia.org]

(My stepfather had one of those in the early 80's... road like a boat)

@BayStateDarren: Are you implying that driving a Caddy is low-class?

That 'Chevy Chase' bank capture from the Verizon Center is excellent - there's so much going on in that photo. You've got the blushing winner -- the two dudes in the back cracking up, the crazy big check card for some massive ATM machine somewhere... love it.

PS - Anytime I think of Chevy Chase, the actor, I think of my favorite 'Onion' headline of all time: "The Chevy Chase Show Enters Sixth Blockbuster Season In Alternate Universe"

@apronk: Chevy Chase the actor is named after the city, not the other way around...do some research.

National Lampoons Christmas Vacation and Spies like Us are comedy gold.

@Snowblind: That's not a Cordoba.

@B: If it's a Caddy, I gotta take your word for it. But as it appears to be in poor exterior condition [I know nothing about cars, BTW], I interpret the above comment as less than complimentary, especially as a broad generalization.
[Sorry if this is a duplicate, site's going a little wonky on me right now.]

@apronk: I thought Kevin Nealon did Mr. Subliminal. Did Chevy do it first?

@wiretapstudios: So people need to do research before making posts of their opinions on Consumerist? Did you fully research the implications of that opinion before posting it?

My research indicates that you're wrong about the actor's name, but my recently published paper on the subject has not yet been peer reviewed.

@BayStateDarren: It's definately a Caddy, look at the hubcaps, you can see the Cadillac logo. I believe it's a Coupe De Ville.

I can't tell: does Chevy Chase Bank sponsor anything in that sports arena?

/sarcasm

Notice the handicapped tag on the caddy...so it's just another example of old people (or disabled, but i'm betting on the older person seeing on how the car is old) thinking they can do whatever they please

is that waterbury, ct wal-mart? sure looks like it (except, where are the 1/2 dozen cruisers that always park out front?!?)

incidentally, i'd drive that car around in a heartbeat.

clicked-thru. appears to columbia, mo. that would explain the lack of black & whites.

I like the two black guys in the first pic. They are having a damn fine time.

@wiretapstudios: Chevy Chase is actually a 16th century English ballad. Go figure. [en.wikipedia.org]

Whenever I use my Chevy Chase card elsewhere in the country I get really weird looks. Some Wal-Mart employee in Sparta, IL looked at me like I was crazy when I used it at her checkout.

Hey, come on-you guys need to head over to jalopnik and bone up on cars. That's an early 80's Eldo. So it's got a few battle scars-they give the cae character.

Yep, front-wheel-drive El-dorado. Related to the Toro-nado, cheap-skins version, but enduringly prettier.